G-Track
They light up on the map
The moment a driver signs in, they show as online. Watch them roll. If a phone drops signal, the last good location stays on the board until they come back.
99% availability · Fleet · Factory · Driver
See every truck. Close every delivery.
The yard, the factory, and the driver in the cab — on one picture of the day. Live GPS, photo proof at the door, and 99% availability so the map does not go dark mid-route.
99% availability
Live GPS, not a last-known ping
Thai & English
Today's jobs
GT-24091
Pickup → drop-off · 3 stops
En route
GT-24088
Lat Krabang → Bangna
POD
On the route
What happens between “go” and “signed.”
Dispatch it, watch it move, close it with a photo. Built for the people who actually run the day.
Jobs with real stops — not a single pin
Pickup here, drop there — up to ten stops on one run. Assign the driver and the truck. The job only moves forward the way you designed it.
Proof the goods arrived
Name, photo, signature. The office and the factory can open it on the delivery — no more “I dropped it, I swear.”
Your people, your trucks, your sites
Keep the roster current, park a vehicle with a driver, drop in a spreadsheet of sites when a new customer comes on.
Who you haul for — and what you haul
Customers, factories, and cargo on every stop. The driver sees what to pick up. You see what should have landed.
Tolls, fuel, and the rest of the trip
You set the expense types. Drivers log them on the stop, with a receipt photo if you want the paper trail.
Everyone sees only their job
The fleet owner runs the board. The factory watches its inbound. The driver sees today’s jobs. Nothing extra — and nothing leaked across the wrong desk.
The factory sees the truck coming
Inbound and outbound on one screen — live map, history, cancel with a note. They do not need to own the trucks to know where they are.
Your company, your walls
Fleet and factory stay in their own houses. Changes are recorded. Switch desks without mixing anyone else’s work.
Three desks. One day.
Built around how the work actually splits.
Web
Fleet owners
You own the board. They own the wheel.
- See the day in counts — pending, rolling, done
- Create, assign, cancel, and close the job
- Drivers, trucks, people, and who can do what
Web
Factory desks
You need the truck. You do not need to run the fleet.
- Your inbound and outbound on one dashboard
- Watch the job — cancel with a note when you must
- Live map and the trail of where it went
iPhone · Android
Drivers
Today’s jobs in a pocket. Not a printout on the dash.
- What’s next — and what you already closed
- Accept, update the stop, shoot the proof
- GPS keeps moving with the phone in a pocket
Where it lives
The office stays on the web. The cab stays on the phone.
The console
The live map, the jobs, the people, the sites, the money on the trip — Thai and English, and only the buttons that person is allowed to press.
Live map
Dispatch
The right screen
Driver apps
The same job on iPhone and Android: accept, update the stop, shoot the proof, log the expense. GPS keeps moving even when the phone is in a pocket.
iPhone
Android
Always on
G-Track is built for 99% availability. Sign-in, live tracking, and proof of delivery stay up with the route — not just with office hours.
99% availability
Always on
The day
From the plan on the board to the photo at the door.
01
Plan
Lay out the run — pickups, drop-offs, cargo, and the window you promised.
02
Assign
Give it a driver and a truck. The job appears on their phone before they leave the yard.
03
Track
They go online. You watch them move. The factory sees the same truck coming in.
04
Close
Photo. Name. Done. When the last stop is closed, the job is closed.
The next truck is already rolling.
Open the console. Put the app on the phone that leaves the yard. 99% availability — so you are not the last to know.