Radar (Find My Device) is a native find-my-device app for Sailfish OS: see your device's last position on a map and control it remotely via MQTT or SMS — fully self-hosted, no Google or cloud account involved.
Tested on: Fairphone 4 (SFOS 5.0.0.62), Emulator (5.0.0.62, 5.1.0.11)
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- Initial implementation of application
- Added MainPage, Device-Page, Map-Page, Settings-Page
- Added backend logic for device tracking, commands, and settings management
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frankps
Thu, 2026/07/16 - 14:30
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And where is the download link?
DomiH
Thu, 2026/07/16 - 14:58
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Here you are, please try it out
DomiH
Thu, 2026/07/16 - 14:33
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Hehe that was quick, Frank.
I prepare everything right now, wait some more minutes :P
frankps
Thu, 2026/07/16 - 16:38
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Seems to work very fine. Found my phone correctly on the map.
I would love to see this as a Nextcloud app! I will most likely only have one phone in the future :)
DomiH
Fri, 2026/07/17 - 15:45
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unfortunately i dont have Nextcloud installed (or experience with it), but if someone is willing to develop such an app and knows how to do it i can support here with the implementation.
I added also an example python-flask app for personal usage within the github-repo under /docs/examples -- You can run it on your local computer or server and display the location and send remote actions. With that it should be easy to develop a nexcloud app then.