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The after-school pickup
Practice ended early and they moved. See their latest shared location and roll up to the right door instead of circling the parking lot.
Fast pickup · Android
Find your child's phone, then drive straight to them
When practice runs late or plans change, you just want to know where they are. Kubo shows your child's latest shared location and opens it in Google Maps in one tap, so "where are you?" turns into directions in seconds.
One-tap open in Maps
Works on silent
Free to download
Made for the everyday "where are they?" moments
Not surveillance. Just the quick check-ins that make family logistics calmer.
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The walk home
Confirm they made it from the bus stop to the front door without a dozen "are you home yet?" texts.
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The friend's house
Plans changed and the sleepover moved. Check where they landed and plan the pickup without the phone tag.
How to find your child's phone with Kubo
Three steps, then it is always a tap away.
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Install and set up
Put Kubo on your child's Android phone, choose the child profile, and allow location.
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Open Kubo when you need them
See their latest shared location on the parent side, even if the phone is on silent.
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Tap open in Maps
Jump straight into Google Maps directions and drive to them without extra steps.
More than a way to find a phone
The same free app that helps you find them also helps them build healthy habits.
Screen time and app blocking included
Kubo is a full parental control app. Alongside finding your child's latest location, you get daily screen-time limits, focus schedules, and app blocking, so one install covers safety and healthy habits.
Transparent by design
Kubo is meant to be visible and agreed on, not hidden. That keeps trust intact while still giving you peace of mind about where they are.
Want the wider view? Explore the Kubo child location tracker or our guide to the best kids location tracking apps.
Finding your child's phone: FAQ
Quick answers to the common worries.
How can I find my child's phone location?
On Android you can find your child's phone location through Google Family Link, Google Maps location sharing, or a family app like Kubo. Kubo shows your child's latest shared location and lets you open it in Google Maps in one tap so you can drive straight to them.
Can I find my child's phone if it is on silent?
Yes. Location sharing does not depend on the ringer. As long as the phone is on and has signal, you can see its latest shared location in Kubo even when it is on silent.
What happens if my child's phone is off or has no signal?
If the phone is powered off or has no signal, no app can read a live position. What you can see is the last location it shared before it went offline, which is still a useful starting point for a pickup.
Is finding my child's phone the same as spying?
No. Age-appropriate, transparent location sharing that your child knows about is a normal safety tool, not spying. Kubo is designed to be open and family-friendly rather than hidden.
Always know where to find them.
Get your child's latest location and full parental controls in one free Android app.
Get Kubo for Android