Find the socket
Under the dash on the driver side, within arm's reach of the steering column. Every petrol vehicle from 2001 and every diesel from 2004 has one, by law.
06:41Under the dashHardware
Smaller than a matchbox. Reads the whole engine.
One device per vehicle. It takes power and data from the diagnostic port, and sends both to the app over its own mobile connection. Nothing to wire, nothing for the driver to charge.
What happens after you plug it in
The device asks the vehicle which protocol it speaks, then starts reading. Every ten seconds while the engine runs it bundles position, speed and the engine parameters into one small frame and sends it. When the ignition goes off it drops to a heartbeat every half hour.
- First fixUnder a minute outdoors
- Data per monthAbout 15 MB, included in every plan
- No signalStores up to 20 000 points and sends them later
- UnpluggedBackup battery sends the last position and an alert
Will it fit my vehicles?
Almost certainly. The port has been required in the EU on petrol vehicles since 2001 and on diesels since 2004. Heavy vehicles use a different socket, and we send the adapter in the box.
Send us your fleet list before ordering and we will check every plate against our compatibility database. Electric vans report battery charge instead of fuel.
06:41Spec sheetHardware
The numbers
Connector
16-pin OBD-II (SAE J1962), powered from the port
Protocols
CAN, ISO 9141-2, KWP2000, J1850 PWM/VPW
Positioning
GPS + GLONASS, 2.5 m typical accuracy
Network
4G LTE Cat-1 with 2G fallback, roaming eSIM
Refresh
10 s moving, 30 min parked
Backup
180 mAh battery, reports being unplugged
Sensors
3-axis accelerometer for harsh events and crashes
Size
48 × 44 × 24 mm, 38 g
Operating
−30 °C to +75 °C, 9–32 V (cars, vans and trucks)
Standby
Under 2 mA — will not flatten a parked battery
Updates
Firmware over the air, no visit needed
Warranty
For as long as the plan runs
06:41DepotFitting
Fitted in forty seconds, by whoever is driving
Push it in
It seats with a click and takes power from the port. The amber light comes on when it finds the network, the cyan one when the first frame is away.
Name the vehicle
The app has already found the device. Type the plate, pick the driver, and the vehicle appears on the map. No workshop, no wiring, no engineer visit.
06:42TomorrowIgnition on
Try it on three vehicles for a month
We post three devices, you plug them in, and you keep the data whether you stay or not. No card, no contract for the trial.