SECTION OVERVIEW
GetMe
GetMe — the GetMe GPS Tracking Solution — is a mobile tracking service that can keep track of your loved one’s whereabouts, for your peace of mind. By customising hardware GPS receivers, we integrate a six (6) ways to track system for better security.
CORE CAPABILITIES
What it does
Location tracking via GPS
Position from the satellite constellation, through customised hardware GPS receivers.
Location tracking via cellular triangulation
A fallback when satellite fix is unavailable — indoors, in cover, or in dense urban canyon.
Six ways to track
One platform, six interfaces. Whichever the person checking is already comfortable using.
SIX WAYS TO TRACK
Our advance features separate us from the ordinary GPS tracking providers
The same location, reachable six different ways — so checking on someone never depends on having the right app open.
Text messaging
Send a text and get the location back as coordinates with a map link — no app, no data connection needed on the tracked device’s side.
Facebook Messenger
Ask the bot to track a device by name and it replies with the location, a map link and a street view.
Telegram
The same conversational tracking through Telegram, with coordinates accurate to a 3–5 metre proximity.
iOS and Android app
The full device list, live map and state history on a phone.
Web browser
A console showing every device, its online status, last update, and the full state record — time, latitude, longitude, validity.
Google Street View
Drop from the coordinates straight into street view, so the location is somewhere you recognise rather than a pair of numbers.

THE CONSOLE
Every device, every update
The web console lists each tracked device with its online status and how long since it last reported, alongside a live map and the full state record — timestamp, latitude, longitude and whether the fix is valid.

BEYOND FAMILY SAFETY
The same platform, at fleet scale
What keeps track of one person keeps track of a fleet. The same receivers and the same six interfaces underpinned our centralized monitoring of mobile patrol units in October 2021 — a device list, a live map, and a state record per unit.
