VME Mobile vs Another Tracking Client

iOS NVRSoft VME Mobile Application NVRSoft VME Mobile for iPhone's and iPad's is a state of the art mobile video surveillance application. VME Mobile is designed exclusively to access the latest NVRSoft VME (Video Management Enterprise) live and/or recorded video streams on your iPhone or iPad from one or multiple NVRSoft VME Base and/or NVRSoft VME Universe Servers. This iOS NVRSoft VME Mobile Application is only compatible with NVRSoft VME Base and/or NVRSoft VME Universe Servers.

This is an unofficial client for Traccar, a popular open-source vehicle monitoring system. The client is developed using open information about the API (www.traccar.org/api-reference). My goal in creating this application was to simplify the user experience as much as possible. This includes specific design choices in the interface and reports. Currently, I have implemented only the most basic reports yet, but I have aimed to make them as user-friendly as possible. For example, in the trip report, individual trips can be merged with a simple click on the "Merge" button to quickly see the total mileage. The app uses the capabilities of the device, you can enable the history of your movements, and the compasses show the direction and distance to the trackers. The application works with any Traccar server. If you don't have your own running instance, you can test it on my free instance at maps.gps-free.net (open for registration and use without any restrictions). I have only implemented the client-side part in app, all administration tasks (adding users and trackers) need to be done in the Traccar admin console. Friends! This is the first version of the application, and I'm not sure yet if there will be a demand for this native version of the Traccar interface. Your positive feedback and ratings are the best motivation for me to continue working on it! Additionally, please leave comments with your suggestions on what specific functionality should be implemented. A native client allows for adding its own features and processing data additionally, even if such functionality is not available on the server. If the application proves to be in demand, I will gradually add features that my clients use in other proprietary monitoring systems, such as functionality for agricultural producers or various fuel reports.