Individuals
Independent drivers, one-truck operators, on-call techs. No shop and no teammates required. Starter is one seat.
Roadside location requests
For shops and for people working alone. One tap from the stranded driver. One pin on your screen.
Towing shops, dispatch desks, and solo operators use it the same way. The stranded driver never makes an account.
Two account types at signup: Individual or Company.
Same tool, same job. Pick the account that matches how you work. Neither one is an afterthought.
Independent drivers, one-truck operators, on-call techs. No shop and no teammates required. Starter is one seat.
Towing shops and dispatch teams. Company account with roles, plus branding on Professional and Business.
The same link handed along the team.
If the job is “get to a specific person, in a specific spot, once,” ShareMyPin fits. No app for them to install. They just open a link.
Locksmiths, mobile mechanics, fuel/battery/tire delivery, jump-starts, winch-outs, motorcycle recovery.
Windshield and glass repair, mobile detailing, meeting the customer right at their car.
Non-emergency medical transport, wheelchair vans, hospital discharge pickups.
Plumbers, electricians, HVAC, appliance repair, pest control. “I’m at the side entrance.”
Movers, junk removal, dumpster drops, furniture delivery. “Which loading dock?”
Pet transport, mobile vets, mobile groomers meeting owners in place.
Warehouse-gate deliveries, inspectors, suppliers. “I’m at the gate, which building?”
Wedding cars, safe-ride pickups, hotel shuttles meeting a guest on a huge property.
Farm callouts down unmarked roads, construction site visitors, property managers meeting a contractor.
Boat slips, RV loops, campgrounds. “Which slip, which loop?” Even trailhead meetups.
Every roadside job starts the same way: figuring out where the driver actually is. People just don’t know how to share their location. ShareMyPin replaces that call.
“Where are you exactly?”
A bad call, wind, a highway they can’t name.
Wrong-lot pin
You roll up to the address they guessed, not where they are.
Guessing an exit
Northbound or south? Mile marker? Nobody’s sure.
They don’t know how to share
Find My, Google Maps, a screenshot of a pin. Everyone has a different method.
How it works
The same link travels the whole way. You never chase a location over the phone again.
Location link
Route 9 · Exit 12
Name a link. A URL and QR are ready to send.
Drop it into an SMS or WhatsApp, from dispatch or from your own phone.
One pin lands, encrypted at rest, then auto-deleted after your retention window.
Features
Team features are optional. If you work alone, skip right past them.
Every request
Each request is a random, unguessable URL with a matching QR. Copy it, print it, or show it on a screen.
Every request
Fire the link from dispatch or from your own phone. The driver taps it wherever they already are.
Every request
One tap shares GPS. If location is off, the driver types an address or coordinates instead.
Professional & Business
Put your logo and color on the public page the driver sees, so it reads as you, not a generic link.
Every request
The public page speaks the driver’s language. One toggle swaps the copy they read.
Share your location
Companies
Who created a link, who received a pin, when it was deleted. A plain record, not a dashboard to babysit.
Locked to one recipient
Privacy
Pricing
Individual or Company. Either way you create a link, send it, and get one pin.
Individual account
Individuals and solo operators.
Company account
Small shops that dispatch a team.
Company account
Higher volume fleets.
Yes. Choose an Individual account. No shop, no teammates, no company required.
And those who need help get the link. They just tap it.