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BEON.RUN

Live GPS

Live GPS tracking for your run

Your position, route so far, pace and distance on a map in real time. The people who care know where you are – even without the camera.

  • Live position and route on the map
  • Pace, distance and time from GPS
  • Works with or without video
A live running map with the runner's position, route so far, pace and distance
A live running map with the runner's position, route so far, pace and distance

How it works

  1. 1 Allow location in your browser
  2. 2 Start an activity – with or without the camera
  3. 3 Share the link or keep the run in your history

Viewers know where you are

The marker moves across the map every few seconds, drawing your route behind it. The start, your current position and the distance covered are visible the moment the link opens.

  • Position updates every few seconds
  • Smooth marker movement between points
  • Your route so far and the start point
A live map with the runner's marker and the route so far

Numbers you can trust

Phone GPS can be noisy. BEON.RUN drops low-accuracy points and impossible jumps, so distance and pace don't grow from signal jitter. Pausing never adds kilometres.

  • Weak and wrong points filtered out
  • Distance measured over the Earth's surface
  • Pause and resume without fake distance
The activity screen on a phone: time, distance, pace and GPS status during a run

Your history stays

Every activity is saved with its route and stats. Track your progress, hit your goals and show selected runs on your profile – only the ones you make public.

Learn more

Location is only switched on with your permission, and the GPS status is always on screen. BEON.RUN never tracks you in the background without you knowing.

When the signal drops, GPS points are stored on your phone and sent once you're back online. Viewers then see the missing stretch appear – no invented points.

Average pace comes from verified distance and activity time, not from momentary GPS speed.

Questions & answers

Can I track a run without live video?

Yes. A GPS activity works without the camera – viewers see the map, pace and distance.

How often does the position update?

Every few seconds. Viewers don't need to refresh – the map updates itself.

What about my location privacy?

You decide who sees your activity: everyone, link holders or only you. Public routes can hide the start and end so you don't reveal where you live.

Does GPS work with the screen locked?

Mobile browsers limit location when the screen locks. BEON.RUN keeps the screen on and warns you when the system pauses GPS.

Your next run can be live

Create a free account and send your first link before your next workout.