GPS tracking
Every vehicle on one live map, updated every 10 to 30 seconds.
- Live tracking
- Vehicle status: moving, idle, stopped, offline
- Route playback with speed control
- Speed monitoring
- Parking and idle detection
- Ignition on/off
Eight modules on one telemetry backbone. Each one is listed here with exactly what it does — nothing on this page is a roadmap item.
Every vehicle on one live map, updated every 10 to 30 seconds.
Two tanks, two sensors, and a detector that runs on each one.
A trip is a journey; each round inside it earns its own freight.
Who is driving, whether their papers are current, and how they drive.
Reminders by date and by odometer, before something breaks on the N-5.
Every Pakistani vehicle paper, with a reminder before it lapses.
Draw a boundary, and know when a vehicle crosses it.
29 alert types, configured per company — not coded per customer.
The parts that make it a platform rather than a tracker: what the drivers carry, what the owner runs, and the language it speaks.
Follow one truck, compare several side by side, measure a distance, replay a route at the speed you choose, and share a live location with a customer through a link that expires.
A concealed unit on the same vehicle. When the primary tracker goes silent while the hidden one still reports movement, the platform raises a tamper alert — not a coverage gap.
Five checks a day by default (anywhere from one to twenty), at random times within the hours you set. The phone rings until the driver takes a live selfie — front camera, no gallery — stamped with the time and place.
Each round of a trip — import, export, return — carries its own party, freight and expenses, entered after the trip. Profit rolls up by round, trip, vehicle and driver.
The office gets the live map, alerts and the assistant. Drivers start duty, move today’s trip along stop by stop, answer selfie checks and report problems with a photo — even on a weak signal.
The console switches to Urdu with plates, figures and coordinates kept readable. The assistant answers in Urdu, Roman Urdu or English, by voice or by text.
Owner, fleet manager, operations, dispatcher, maintenance, driver, viewer and super admin — each allowed to view, create, edit, delete, export or approve, module by module.
For the company that sells the platform: customers and plans, invoices and payments, tracker and SIM stock, installations and technicians, device commands, support tickets and audit logs.
A system that can locate people and immobilise a truck is built like one.
Tracker installation, console setup and onboarding — handled for you.