TrackIt - open-source GPS tracking tool

Today on the agenda is an open-source tool for visualizing device location called TrackIt (https://trackit.flespi.io/). After all, everyone wants to see moving objects on the map, right?

Let’s see what it takes to show your device in TrackIt. The only prerequisite is that your GPS tracker should be registered as a device within the flespi platform. Which is not hard to do (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fzx1hQjgmEo).

Once we have the device in flespi we can simply open the device card and navigate to the TrackIt tab. Open the list of your devices on the left and pick the one you need. The map will auto-zoom and center at your device and you will be able to track its current location.

You can also show the messages and telemetry panes for more info.

Another nice feature is a track player - you can see how your device was moving along the track. Go to these three dots and turn on the player panel. You can adjust the speed by picking the multiplier here.
You can also open TrackIt as a separate app at trackit.flespi.io and perform the same actions we did before.

Please note that this project is open-source so you are welcome to fork it on Github and build your solutions on top of it.

Good luck with your projects. Take care. Bye.

Read more about TrackIt in a dedicated article: https://flespi.com/blog/open-source-gps-tracking-system-trackit