KIRA - Tracking

KIRA - Tracking

Live GPS Fleet Tracking

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • May 20, 2026
  • September 17, 2026

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Kira Tracking – The Ultimate Fleet Management Solution Kira Tracking provides fleet owners and businesses with a comprehensive platform to manage and monitor their vehicles efficiently, offering professional tools that give you complete control and precise oversight of your fleet, anytime and anywhere. Live Tracking & Maps Monitor your vehicles' locations in real-time on the map with high-precision GPS, and view routes and directions instantly to ensure smooth operations. Reports & Analytics Access detailed reports and comprehensive analytics on vehicle and driver performance, helping you analyze data and make informed decisions to enhance your fleet's efficiency. Instant Notifications & Alerts Receive real-time alerts the moment any important event occurs—whether related to speed, location, or emergencies—keeping you informed and enabling timely decision-making. Driver & Vehicle Management An integrated system to manage driver and vehicle data in one place, allowing you to track performance and organize tasks with ease. Why Kira Tracking? - Professional and user-friendly interface - High accuracy in tracking and data - Comprehensive and customizable reports - Continuous technical support - Secure and protected data Download the app now and elevate your fleet management to a new level of professionalism.
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What's New in KIRA

1.0.30

September 17, 2026

Car status now matches between the app and the web: - A car could read Moving in the app and Stopped on the web at the same time. - The app now judges movement by how far the car actually travelled instead of the device flag, so both agree. - The no-signal wording is more accurate, and a parked car with a sleeping modem is told apart from a real signal loss.

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