Track Virtually Anything, Anytime!

Using Affordable & Dependable Digital GPS Tracking Technology

"It's like having having your own Personal Lojack System"

Protect Your Vehicles

Fact: Vehicle theft is the #1 property crime in the US, with over 1.2 milloin vehicles stolen last year - 1 every 25 seconds.

Keep Track of Your Children

200,000 children are abducted each year in the US. Every year in the US alone, 800,000 children (younger than 18) go missing. An astounding 2,300 Americans are reported missing every day, including both adults and children.

Protect Your Watercraft

10,000 watercraft are stolen annually WHILE IN THE WATER! & that figure increases to 27,000 when on a trailer or stored boats are counted.

Protect Your Loved Ones

Most Dementia and Alzheimer's sufferers that wander get found within a mile and a half of their home. These wanderers are often on foot. Nevertheless, finding them is like looking for a needle in a haystack. ...someone suffering from Alzheimer's or Dementia can wander off and become invisible.

Current statistics indicate that about 60 percent of persons suffering from Alzheimer's will wander.

Keep Track of Your Teenagers

An astounding 2,300 Americans are reported missing every day, including both adults and children.

Keep Your Pets Safe

Over 300,000 dogs and cats go missing every year and half of these normally never returned to their owners. More than 2,500 Dogs and 3,200 Cats go missing every week.

Protect Your Trailers & Recreational Vehicles

Trailers and RVs are stolen everyday.

Know Your Heavy Equipment Is Safe

The National Equipment Register estimates that nearly $600 million is lost in equipment theft every year. Unfortunately, the NER also estimates that only 21% of stolen equipment is recovered each year.

Safeguard Your Personal Belongings

A laptop is stolen every 53 seconds. Some of the largest and medium-sized U.S. airports report close to 750,000 laptops lost each year. Laptop theft accounted for 50% of reported security attacks according to CSI Reports in 2007. That's $750 million in lost laptops annually.