Fleet on the move? Right on track.

Each vehicle gets a smart dash camera with live GPS, dual AI cameras (road and cabin), and a driver-facing display. It plugs into the OBD-II port in minutes — no professional installation — and stays powered even when the engine is off.

Locations refresh in seconds while a vehicle is moving, so the map reflects where your fleet actually is, not where it was ten minutes ago.

Yes. The in-cab display gives drivers real-time alerts about road conditions and their own driving, so coaching happens in the moment instead of a week later in a report.

The device drops into a low-power security mode. If the vehicle is bumped, moved, towed, or broken into, it wakes up, records video of the event, and sends an alert.

Yes. Every fuel card swipe is matched against the vehicle’s location at the time of purchase, which is how Wrangler.ai flags fill-ups that happen away from the truck.

Trip history keeps a searchable record for every vehicle. Pick a truck and a day and replay the route with times and stops.

With In-vehicle Dashcams connected, driving events like harsh braking and speeding come with footage attached, and you can pull up video alongside any route replay.

Industry surveys of fleets that adopt GPS tracking report roughly 9% lower fuel costs, 12% lower labor costs, 38% fewer accidents, 57% fewer citations, and insurance premium reductions of up to 25%. Your mileage will vary — but the direction is consistent.

Yes. Draw a geofence around a yard, job site, or service area and get alerted when a vehicle enters, leaves, or moves outside working hours — the fastest way to catch unauthorized use.

Yes. The live map, alerts, and trip history work on desktop, phone, and tablet, and alerts can be pushed straight to your phone.

Speeding, harsh braking, rapid acceleration, tailgating, rolled stops, and collisions on the road side — plus phone use, distraction, and fatigue from the cabin camera. Each event is logged with the driver, vehicle, time, and footage.