iOS & Android Apps for Tracking High-Value Shipments

A high-value shipment doesn't check its schedule around your desk. The Shipment Tracker apps for iPhone, iPad, and Android put the same live fleet map, trip history, and alerts from the dashboard directly on your phone — so keeping eyes on a shipment means glancing at a notification, not finding a laptop.

What the apps do

• Live fleet map. Every tracker's last known position, colored by status, the same map as the web dashboard.
• Trip history. Per-device routes with distance, duration, and speed — see where a shipment has actually been, not just where it is now.
• Push notifications. A tracker going offline, losing GPS, or arriving at its destination reaches you the moment it happens, not the next time you open a browser tab.
• Account & access. Sign in with the same customer or admin account as the dashboard — a customer sees only their assigned shipments, exactly like the web app enforces.

Built for a quick check, not a control panel

The apps are intentionally focused: a fast way to check on a shipment from wherever you are. Fleet management — enrolling a new tracker, editing shipment details, setting up a geofence, rotating a device's token — stays on the web dashboard, where a bigger screen actually helps. Think of the phone as where you notice something needs attention, and the dashboard as where you act on it.

The dashboard is where you set things up. The app is where you find out the moment something changes.

Why this matters for high-value freight

The gap between "something went wrong" and "someone actually saw it" is what turns a minor deviation into a real loss — the same gap that separates a recoverable theft from a closed insurance claim. A push notification that lands on your phone the second a tracker stops moving, loses signal, or leaves its expected radius shrinks that gap to seconds, whether you're at your desk, on a job site, or anywhere else.