Life360

Family location sharing, arrival alerts

"She's at practice" without asking

Life360 sends arrival and departure alerts. The assistant uses them to adjust the evening plan: "Emma left school at 3:42, so she'll make the 4:30 lesson." The assistant reads Life360 email notifications you've turned on (arrivals, departures, driving reports). It doesn't track anyone itself.

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What it handles for you

  • Arrival alerts tied to the day's schedule
  • Late departures flagged against upcoming pickups
  • Driving-report summaries for new teen drivers, if you use them

Set it up, step by step

No tech experience needed. Take it one step at a time.

⏱ About 5 minutes
🔗 Reads notification emails

What you’ll need

  • Your Life360 account
  • The email inbox it sends to
  • About 5 minutes

Steps

  1. Sign in to Life360 the way you normally do.
  2. Open the app’s Settings or Notifications area.
  3. Turn on email notifications for the things you care about, like messages, reminders or due dates.
  4. Check that the email address listed is the one you connected to Grok Bot.
  5. Tell Grok Bot: “When Life360 emails arrive, give me the one-line version and remind me of deadlines.”
Stuck? Try this: Not seeing emails? Check your spam or Promotions folder and mark one as “Not spam” so the next ones land in your inbox.

How Grok Bot connects

Email: Grok Bot reads the notification emails Life360 already sends you, in the inbox you connected. Nothing new is installed inside Life360.

Prefer a hand? We can set it up with you.

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