TARSgps · Live event tracking · Available
One link. The whole route.
TARSgps shows live where an event's vehicles are: shuttles, marches, processions and parades. The public opens a link or QR code on their phone, picks their spot and sees where the head and tail are and how long is left, with nothing to install.
For whoever organises routes with a public watching.
Town councils, event organisers and shuttle operators who want fewer calls asking where it is.
No more guessing
Open the map, pick your stop or viewing spot and see the approximate time left.
The whole route on one screen
Event status, each vehicle's position, battery and signal accuracy, and notices to the public.
Read-only tracking
Access to follow the event without being able to change anything, and a report at the end.
Broadcast from a phone
The vehicle's phone or a GPS tracker sends the position, always with explicit consent.
Public map
Where it is, in real time.
Head, tail and occupied stretch on the map, with start, finish, accessible points and places of interest. If the signal is lost, the map says so and doesn't make up the position.
- Head and tail
- Approximate time
- Signal-loss notice
Your spot
The nearest point, without sharing your location.
Visitors look up the nearest point and their location is processed only on their phone. There are also direct links to a specific stop and a text view.
- Nearest point
- Link to a stop
- Text view
Coordination
The team dashboard.
Event status, three-level notices, each vehicle's signal with accuracy and battery, and up to twelve sources per vehicle that take over automatically if one fails.
- Public notices
- Backup sources
- Instant revocation
Broadcasting
From a phone or a tracker.
The web broadcaster works on any phone, and professional GPS trackers connect through Traccar. The iOS and Android apps can also broadcast in the background.
- Web broadcaster
- GPS trackers
- iOS and Android apps
Rehearsal
Test before the day.
A route simulation with pause, fast-forward, stops and signal loss, to prepare the team.
- Simulation
- Fast-forward
- Signal loss
Report
What happened, in figures.
Event report in CSV, JSON and PDF, with visit statistics free of IPs and identifiers: device, QR source and municipality.
- CSV, JSON and PDF
- Aggregated visits
- No personal data
One link to find each other.
The organiser shares a link or QR code. Nobody has to download an app or sign up.
Share
Link or QR code on posters, social media and the event website.
Follow
Head, tail, occupied stretch and status on a real map.
Inform
Notices to the public during the route and an event report at the end.
Live event tracking
Fewer calls. More “I can see it”.
The starting pointAt a procession or on a shuttle, the most repeated question is where it is. It gets answered by phone, on social media or by shouting.
What changesWith TARSgps the answer is in a link anyone can open.
What's included.
For shuttles, marches, processions and parades.
Map
- Head and tail
- Occupied stretch
- Accessible points
Public
- Nothing to install
- Link or QR code
- Approximate time
Team
- Coordination dashboard
- Notices
- Read-only access
Broadcasting
- Web broadcaster
- Trackers via Traccar
- iOS and Android apps
Reports
- CSV, JSON and PDF
- Aggregated statistics
- Exportable log
Privacy
- Location stays on the device
- No IP
- Explicit consent
Frequently asked questions
What organisers usually ask.
No. They open a link or scan a QR code and the map works in their phone's browser.
A phone with the web broadcaster or the app, or a professional GPS tracker. Several sources can be combined on one vehicle.
The map says so and shows the last known position, without guessing where the vehicle is.
No IP or visitor identifier is stored. Statistics are aggregated.
Write to us from the contact page and we will go through your case together.