💫 Young people

For young people: let them breathe at home without controlling you

One tap on "I've arrived" and your mom stops texting "are you okay?" at two in the morning. You choose how you show up: precise, zone-only, or invisible for a while. Nobody's following you.

FreeGhost modeNight-out modeOnly the people you choose can see where you go

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Two friends smiling at night under the lights of an outdoor terrace

What's going on, and what Mi Estela does about it

From worry to peace of mind

"My mom texts me every half hour when I go out"

With night-out mode you say what time you'll be back. If you don't say anything, we send the heads-up for you. And when you get home, one tap: "I'm home." Your people can breathe and you get on with your night.

"I don't want them knowing where I am all the time"

You choose: precise (your exact spot), fuzzy (just the area), or Ghost (invisible, if you're 18 or older). You switch it in one tap, whenever you want. And you can go Ghost and still send your "I'm okay."

"My phone died and everyone at home freaks out"

If you share your battery level, they can see it's running low and won't panic when it shuts off. And they see your last location with the time.

"I need someone to come get me"

One button: where you are and come now. And if it's serious, the SOS alerts your people with your location and puts 112 one tap away.

What you'll actually use

I'm heading out and I want them to know

You say what time you'll be back. If you don't say anything, we send the alert. No explanations needed.

I'm home

One tap and your people can breathe.

How it works →

Ghost, fuzzy, or precise

You decide how they see you, and you change it whenever you want. Whatever you see of the other person, they see the same of you.

How it works →

Where should we meet?

The midpoint: a spot that works for everyone, with an actual name—not a pin in the middle of nowhere.

How it works →

Metro and bus step by step

How to get there by public transit, with real-time EMT info in Madrid and an alert before your stop.

How it works →

Bizum with your people

If you need money, you say it once: your face on your people's map shows a green circle with the amount. Nobody has to ask how much. Estela doesn't move the money—you do the Bizum yourself through your bank.

Honestly

What Mi Estela doesn't do

There's no secret history: you turn on your route yourself, for whoever you choose, and you turn it off without anyone being notified.
Nobody adds you to a circle without your permission, and nobody sees you if you don't want them to.
No ads and no selling your movement data—not to insurers, not to middlemen.

Real screenshots

What it looks like inside

The map with your people: their faces, battery, and since when

Life: your today, the thread, and the week

The screenshots are from the app in Spanish; the interface is in your language if your phone is set to it (see the note below).

We answer your questions

Frequently asked questions

Can my parents see where I was yesterday?

Only if you turn on your history for them. Each person turns it on for whoever they want, and turns it off whenever they feel like it. Nobody can activate it for you—not even the person who pays.

Can I go invisible?

If you're 18 or older, yes: Ghost mode. If you're between the minimum age in your country and 18, you share at least your zone—never your exact spot if you don't want to.

Does it drain my battery?

It's built for everyday use: your location updates when it needs to, not every second.