LoWTrack
Die LoRaWAN GPS-Tracker App
About
Track the real-time location of your GPS devices on LoRaWAN networks. Monitor local network information, view tracker payload data, and set up geofencing alerts. Record movement history for comprehensive tracking.
What's New in LoWTrack
1.2
February 23, 2024
This update brings the following new features: • Multiple trackers can be displayed on the map • Support for LNS Actility and Chirpstack • Geofencing (Pro) • Logging (Pro) • Bug fixes
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FAQ
What is LoWTrack?
LoWTrack is a productivity application designed to show the current position of GPS trackers within LoRaWAN networks. It provides detailed information about your local LoRaWAN network and the payload parameters of your trackers.
What network servers does LoWTrack support?
LoWTrack currently supports network servers from TTN/TTS, Helium, Chirpstack, and Actility. You will need a free account and a working LNS integration to use the app with your GPS tracker.
Can I set up alerts with LoWTrack?
Yes, LoWTrack offers a "Geofencing" function that allows you to monitor a tracker and receive alerts. This feature helps you stay informed about your tracker's location relative to defined boundaries.
Does LoWTrack record movement history?
Yes, LoWTrack includes a "Logging" function that records movement. This feature allows you to review the historical path and activity of your GPS trackers.
Is LoWTrack available on Android?
Based on the provided data, LoWTrack is available for iPhone, iPad, and iPod. Information regarding Android availability is not specified.
How often is LoWTrack updated?
The latest version of LoWTrack is 1.2, which was last updated on February 23, 2024. This indicates a relatively recent update frequency.
What is the age rating for LoWTrack?
LoWTrack has an age rating of 4+. This means it is considered suitable for children aged 4 and above.
What is the user feedback on LoWTrack?
LoWTrack has a rating of 1.0 stars from 1 rating. This indicates limited user feedback is currently available.
