One small GPS tracker for your vehicle, your teen driver, or the parent who wants you to know they’re okay.
No technician, no wiring, no installation fee.
Four hours on USB‑C. Then over two years of tracking.

Scan the QR code on the back. The built‑in SIM activates itself.


Glovebox, console, seat pocket, trunk. No tools, no wiring.

Live map, geofence and speed alerts, trip history. One app.

Swipe through the four steps
Questions before you buy, or stuck during setup? Email hi@locosafe.com and we’ll call you back within 24 hours. Free, no obligation.
That’s the setup. Now the part you’ll use every day.
Most trackers hand you a box and walk away. We’re a software company — the Orb is simply how you plug into the app. Open it once, and you’ll understand why owners keep it on their home screen.

Live location on a map, refreshed as often as you like — from your couch or the other side of the country.

A push alert the instant your vehicle is bumped, started, or driven off — before it’s out of the driveway.

Draw a circle around home, work, or the lot. The app tells you the moment the vehicle leaves it.

Share the Orb’s live location with the people you trust — no extra accounts to set up.
Easier to show than to explain.
Hover or tap any feature and the real app screen plays out — track live, replay a trip, draw a geofence, share a link, fire an SOS. It auto-plays on its own.
And it’s not just cars people keep an eye on.
If it moves and it matters, the Orb keeps an eye on it.












So why not just use an AirTag?
Most trackers go quiet when no other phone is nearby, or charge you more every time you want a faster update. The Orb carries its own 4G connection and one flat price — so you always know where your vehicle is, the moment it moves.
Works anywhere there's a signal — city, highway, or the middle of nowhere.
Many use Bluetooth, so they only update when another phone passes close by. In quiet or faraway places with few phones around, they often go silent.
Over 2 years on one charge in standby mode.*
A few days to a few weeks between charges.
One flat monthly rate — whether you check it once a day or every ten seconds.
Pay more every time you want faster updates.
Lifetime hardware warranty — if it ever fails, we replace it.
Usually just a one-year warranty.
The Orb rides inside the car and reports the car’s own location, so you can see where it is even when you and your phone are far away.
These only track your phone. If the car is stolen while your phone is in your pocket, they show your location — not the car’s.
One Orb, any vehicle — old, new, leased, borrowed, or shared. Take it with you when you switch cars.
A built-in app is tied to the manufacturer. It won’t work on your other car, and it goes away if you sell.
*In standby / infrequent-ping mode. Real-world battery life varies with conditions.
Good specs don’t mean much until real people vouch for it.
Verified ratings, ISO-grade security, and the fleet platform behind it — tracking 750k+ vehicles across 40+ countries.


“Accurate data and hassle free experience. Using since last 5 years. Very happy.” — Marcus T. · Houston, TX
None of that helps if the battery’s dead by Tuesday.
Ask for a location every ten seconds and the Orb runs for over two weeks. Ease off to once an hour and it stretches past six months. Leave it in motion-sleep on a parked vehicle and it keeps watch for over two years — waking the instant the vehicle moves.
Figures are manufacturer estimates in moderate conditions; cold weather can reduce them 15–25%.
And it’s smaller than you’re picturing.
About the size of a deck of cards. Drop it in the glovebox, a seat pocket or the trunk lining, and you won’t think about it again.
Slip it into a backpack, lunchbox, jacket pocket, or purse. Ideal for staying connected with loved ones who choose to carry it — whether it’s an older family member who wants extra peace of mind on walks, drives, or everyday outings.

Here’s what’s inside the box.
Most consumer GPS trackers are toys: thin plastic, cheap magnets, and battery numbers that don't survive a real winter. The Orb is the same hardware that delivery companies and rental fleets use — we just sell it direct to you, without the enterprise markup.
So what does it cost?

But why is there a monthly fee at all?
A subscription for a tracker feels unnecessary to a lot of people. GPS is free — your phone proves it every day. We respect that. So here’s the part nobody explains.
Did you know GPS only works one way? A device can listen to satellites for free — that’s how your phone navigates without a bill. But listening only tells the Orb where it is. Its real job is telling you — instantly, from a parking garage, a highway, three counties away. That message travels on the same cellular networks your phone uses, and airtime on those networks is rented, month by month. It can’t be bought once, forever. Not by us. Not by anyone.
You already pay $20 or more a month to keep one phone connected. The Orb’s plan keeps your car connected — its own SIM, its own line, reporting every ten seconds, at any speed, for one flat price.
It’s the same deal as a home alarm. The box on the wall is a one-time purchase — but the monitoring, the part that’s awake at 3 a.m., has always been billed monthly. In a hundred and fifty years, nobody has sold it any other way. The Orb works exactly the same: you buy the device once. The plan keeps it awake.
So what about trackers that promise “no monthly fee”? Read their reviews — customers explain it better than we could. Most are Bluetooth tags: the map says “last seen 3 hours ago,” the trail goes cold once the car leaves a busy street, and the thief’s own phone politely warns them a tag is riding along. The rest hide a year or two of prepaid airtime inside a bigger price tag — then go quiet the day it runs out. There’s no third kind. If it watches, someone pays for the line.
Our side of the deal is simple: the Orb is deliberately overbuilt, we sell it for less than it costs us to build, and it’s backed by a lifetime warranty. The plan carries the service, so the device doesn’t have to.
Trying a tracker can feel like a leap. So the first 30 days are money-back — if it isn’t for you, for any reason, we refund you. Cancel in one tap.
Don’t take our word for any of this.
"Accurate data and hassle free experience. Using since last 5 years. Very happy."
"Lost my last bike in 2023. Shared the new one's location with a precinct in Vegas eight minutes after it moved. Officers were on it fast. Cheapest insurance I've ever bought."
"Drove three thousand miles cross-country with two Orbs — one in my truck, one in the U-Haul. The app showed both within a block of each other the whole way. Never wondered where my stuff was once."

The Locosafe Orb™ is engineered, deployed and serviced by the Loconav team. Their fleet-management product has been independently rated, downloaded, and audited at scale.
Why we built this
Asset tracking has been underserved by hardware sellers — a box in the mail, then silence. We come from the other side: B2B-hardened tracking software that enterprises run every day, doing exactly this job — keeping valuable assets from disappearing.
The enterprises below trust Loconav’s platform with their operations. The Orb brings that same software to your driveway — you can take a chance on us too.
Trusted with enterprise operations




Every Orb is packed, checked, and shipped from the US. Thirty days to change your mind. And if it ever fails, we replace it.

The hardware is the easy part. What you’re really buying is a team that answers when it matters.
Write to hi@locosafe.com any time, day or night. A real person reads every message.
Prefer to talk it through? Tell us a time that works for you and we’ll call you back then.
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