Legacy location-based services provide static and current location. Dynamic and live location requires building infrastructure.

Maps help make sense of location data. You are on your own to generate useful data streams.

Operating these features requires ongoing development and 3rd party API fees (servers, real-time communication, log-based reporting, maps). Infrastructure built for one use case often does not work for another.

The difficulty of generating, managing and using location streams is evasive. Focus on building the feature, not infrastructure.

Food, health, sales, service, transport, logistics, marketplaces and messaging apps to name a few. Software platforms enabling these verticals use HyperTrack too.

Order tracking, mileage tracking, live location sharing, location-based assignments, location profiling and more.

No, most of our customers have users performing multiple actions (pickups, visits, deliveries, drop-offs, appointments, breaks) in an outing, often in an adhoc sequence.

So aren't most of our customers. Live location features help increase revenue and reduce costs. If you have users on the move, you need to use live location.

Minutes to plug in the SDK in your app to start viewing location data. Few more lines of code per live location feature that you build in your product.

Ask your users to get HyperTrack Live from the App/Play Store.

We have helper libraries and code for sample apps to start.

App developer with production access to plug the SDK. App or backend developers can independently build features in their favorite platform.

HyperTrack’s secure servers are on AWS. Your data is available to you through API calls when you need it.

We will never reach out to your users or sell your data to anyone. We use anonymized data from our aggregate usage to continuously improve the quality of our web services.

Check out our Pricing section!

5-10 mAh per hour and getting lower

Yes. Write us at help@hypertrack.com

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