Find My Car
A different garage level. A side street you don't usually take. A packed lot at the airport.
BetterKey drops a pin on your car's last reported location and shows you next to it. Walk back, or call a ride. Read how it works →
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Open Find My Car. BetterKey drops a pin on your vehicle's last reported location and shows you next to it on the same map. A timestamp tells you exactly how current the answer is.
Tap directions and BetterKey hands off to the app you already use. Walking directions in Apple Maps or Google Maps. A ride in Uber or Lyft, with the car's location already filled in as your dropoff.
Leave the phone in your bag. Glance at your wrist. The map shows the car, your location, and how recently we checked. Tap directions and Apple Maps takes over.
Useful when your hands are full and your phone isn't.
No. Find My Car shows your vehicle's last reported location, along with a timestamp so you can tell how fresh it is. If the location looks old, tap refresh and BetterKey asks the car for an updated answer.
Find My Car uses two location sources: your vehicle's last reported location and, if you allow it, your device's current location.
The car pin comes from your vehicle's connected services. The timestamp shows when the vehicle last reported that location. Your location is only used to show where you are on the same map while Find My Car is open.
You do not need to share your device's location to see your car's reported location. Sharing it only adds your position to the map while Find My Car is open.
Find My Car works when your vehicle can report its location through its connected services. If your car is supported in BetterKey and grants location access during connection, BetterKey can show the location your vehicle provides.
BetterKey works with Apple Maps and Google Maps for walking directions, and Uber and Lyft for rides. When you choose one, BetterKey opens that app with your car's reported location filled in as the destination.
Yes. Once your vehicle is connected on iPhone, it shows up in BetterKey on Apple Watch too. The watch shows the car, your location when available, and the last-checked timestamp. Tap directions and Apple Maps takes over.
No. Find My Car only uses your device's location while the map is open, so it can show you next to the car on the same map.
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