Google Maps Satellite View: Choose the geographical map interface you prefer from Google Maps, including satellite view, to better analyze the tracker’s location—garage, forest, house, etc.

Google Street View: With Google Street View integration, you can see an image of the tracker’s location directly through the tracking interface. As the device moves, the view refreshes, allowing you to recognize streets in real-time.

4 Types of Locations: A GPS tracker provides exact position via satellite network. In areas with weak GPS signal, such as basements or rural areas, the LBS mode (cell tower triangulation) automatically activates, providing approximate location. The tracker may also indicate approximate location using the nearest WiFi signal.

SLEEP Mode: If you do not need to use the device for a while, you can send a command via the app to have the GPS tracker turn off for a specified time before reactivating. This mode helps save battery and makes it discreet in case of detection with a signal detector.

Multi-Device Support: You can connect multiple devices to the same interface and monitor the real-time activity of each registered GPS tracker simultaneously.

Waterproof: The device is waterproof, resistant to rain and dust.

Long Battery Life: The GPS tracker has a battery life of 2 months under normal use and 190 hours with intensive tracking (10s). The tracking frequency is adjustable in settings. The device automatically goes into sleep mode when not in use to save battery and wakes up upon movement. You will receive a “low battery” notification.

Position Sharing: Share the tracker’s position directly via the app to your contacts on other apps like SMS, WhatsApp, Snapchat, etc.

Alert Notifications:

• Vibration Alert: After activating the alert, you will be notified via the mobile app if there is any vibration after a set period of inactivity.
• Low Battery Alert: When the battery level is low, you will be notified on your smartphone. Retrieve the device to recharge it for a few hours.
• Zone Entry/Exit Alert: Set up one or more monitoring zones and receive alerts when the tracker enters or exits the zone. Name your zone for easy identification in notifications (e.g., “entered the Champs-Élysées”).
• Detachment Alert: If the device is removed from its location, such as from under the vehicle, you will receive a notification alert on your smartphone indicating that the device has been detached, thanks to the built-in sensor.

Requirements:

• Requires a SIM card with internet credit.

Uses:

• Vehicle tracking
• Personal tracking
• Luggage tracking
• Goods tracking
• Investigation
• Prevention

Our products are sold solely for prevention, security, and personal protection.

Where to Hide the Car GPS Tracker? If you have access to the vehicle, you can hide it in several discreet locations, such as inside the dashboard, under the steering wheel, or under the spare wheel. If this is difficult, you can always ask a mechanic for assistance (usually free of charge).

If you prefer to place the device outside the vehicle, you can magnetically attach it to a metal surface of your vehicle or in the rear wheel arch. The magnet is strong, so there is no risk of it falling off unless in the case of a severe collision or if not properly placed.

How to Check Battery Level? In the app interface, you can see all information about the device, including battery percentage, online/offline status, movement/stopped status, and how long it has been offline or stopped. You will receive a notification when the battery is low. If the battery level drops to 10%, it’s best to retrieve and recharge the device before it shuts down. Full charge time is approximately 6 – 8 hours.

Does the Car GPS Tracker Have a Range Limit? No, the GPS tracker has no range limit unlike Bluetooth GPS trackers. With our international card integrated, the GPS device automatically connects to the telecom networks of authorized countries in Europe or worldwide according to your plan.