Announcing that. Gani Software Pty Ltd., the developers of Koko, has released their latest product for iPhone users. Koko is a new launch, an application that makes it super easy for users to share their location, in an SMS or map, with any internet capable phone. The app is ready to use as is, without the hassle of sign ups, logins, feature unlocking, configuration or installation for recipients and lets users know who their incoming location messages are from. Currently, Gani Software is offering Koko free of charge.

Gani Software is proud to announce the launch of their latest application, called Koko. The word Koko means “Here” in Japanese, making it the perfect name for a location sharing app.

Koko offers users a unique experience, where they are able to share locations via SMS or a map, with anyone who has an internet browser on their phone. Users are free to specify a location themselves or let the GPS automatically get a fix on their position. A map message can then be sent to others with merely a press of the ‘Send’ button.

All transmissions in Koko are selective, with nothing being shared until the user actually sends a location message and then, it is only revealed to the specified recipients. All incoming messages are identified on the screen, so a user can tell in a glance who has shared their location with them.

This is a completely hassle-free application. Once a user has installed Koko on their devices, the user does not have to sign up, log in, unlock features, or configure anything to start using Koko. It’s ready to go, once on the sender’s device. Users merely…use it.

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