Live in Lagos · Product 01

Quiet until it matters.

A community stolen-vehicle alert network

A beacon hidden in your vehicle. Every Trackr nearby quietly listening for it. Report a car and the net starts scanning: the screen only lights up the moment something needs you.

₦85,000one-time, fitted
₦3,500per month
100vehicles on the net
9:41TRACKR▮▮▮
Calm · watching

Nothing to see. The net is awake.

142 watchers within 2 km
9:41TRACKR▮▮▮
Flare · match in motion

Reported vehicle passing near you

EVX-001-NG · 412 m · heading N
Confirm sighting

One device sees one car. Thousands, cooperating, become a net that catches the outlier in motion.

A Lagos residential street at dusk, cars parked along both kerbs
Where the net lives

Ten thousand ordinary streets, all of them watched by the people on them.

How the net works

Four quiet moves.

01 · Report

Someone reports

A plate or VIN goes up. The owner does one thing; the net does the rest.

02 · Scan

Every Trackr scans

Nearby devices quietly watch for it, no dashboards, no noise, just listening.

03 · Flare

A match flares

The moment the vehicle is seen in motion, the right people light up. Only then.

04 · Recover

The community acts

Recovery becomes a shared act: neighbours, not a report left to go cold.

Two states, on purpose

Colour is rationed.

Trackr lives in calm almost all of the time. The Flare exists so that when you do see it, you know it is real.

Calm · everyday

Neutral, spacious, quiet

Your car is parked and watched. Nothing demands your attention. The net stays awake even when the screen is asleep.

Flare · alert

The whole screen lights up

A match in motion. The Flare takes over: one clear signal, the moment it matters, and not a second before.

The beacon

Smaller than a matchbox. Invisible once fitted.

No screen, no SIM, no wire to cut. It sits somewhere only your installer knows about and speaks to the phones passing your car every day.

  • Months of battery on its own cell, with a warning long before it runs out.
  • Sealed against heat, dust and Lagos potholes.
  • Nothing on the dashboard to tell a thief it is there.
The Trackr beacon held between thumb and forefinger against a dark studio backdrop// beacon, studio
Where we are

100 vehicles in tow and in the net. Your community next.

100
vehicles fitted and listening today
₦3,500/mo
against ₦5,000–₦8,000 for the incumbent trackers
0₦ airtime
no SIM to top up, the beacon talks to the net, not a tower
A Nigerian driver standing at the open door of his car at golden hour// owner portrait, documentary
Why owners switch

Cheaper to run. Harder to defeat.

No subscription trap

₦3,500 a month

Roughly half the going rate, and the price does not climb when the network grows.

Signal independence

Works where GSM fails

Underground parks, jammers, stripped plates: the beacon is still heard by phones around it.

Network effect

Every install helps you

Each new vehicle in your area is another watcher for the car you already fitted.

Fitted properly

Under an hour

A certified installer hides it inside the vehicle. Nothing on the dash to give it away.

Trackr · live

Put a car on the net.

It takes a minute to book a fitting, and the whole neighbourhood is watching with you from then on.