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Velocitor Solutions: The software company with a spare-parts habit
A fleet platform is only as useful as the devices that survive the working day. Velocitor pairs tracking, cameras, and mobile software with the people who install, support, and replace the hardware - and its owners have added a routing specialist to the mix.
Hubstaff sells the clock. The prize is time back.
A time tracker built by two founders with $52,000 became a business about the hours nobody can explain. Its most interesting promise is what happens after the counting stops.
Zonar’s big idea: make the driver get out and look
A wooden prototype became a fleet-management business by making vehicle inspections harder to fudge. Now Zonar wants to run the rest of the school-bus day, too.
The Ankle Monitor Is the Small Part of Track Group's $35 Million Bet
Track Group built a recurring business around a device nobody chooses to wear. Its harder job is making every alert useful to the officers, victims, and supervised people who have to live with the consequences.
GPS Insight Put the Fleet Manager's Clipboard on a Map - Then Taught It to Watch the Road
GPS Insight started with dots on a map. Two decades, several acquisitions, and one private-equity deal later, it is trying to turn every truck, camera, work order, and maintenance alert into one operating picture.
The Dog That Built a Sensor Company
A near-miss with a dog named Daisy turned a 30-year security engineer into an RV-sensor entrepreneur. The result is a phone dashboard that watches the things you can't - and pings you before they go wrong.
The App That Reads Your Kid's Texts So You Don't Have To
Brian Bason built a Twitter ad-tech company, sold it, then had kids - and realized the internet he'd helped build had no adults watching the door. Bark is his answer: AI that watches for the worst so parents don't have to read everything.
The Phone That Says No to Everything Your Kid's iPhone Says Yes To
Founded by a dad who watched his 8-year-old's friend get an iPhone, Pinwheel sells the un-smartphone: a real Android device with the addictive parts surgically removed and a parent holding the keys.
The Dog Whisperer and the IoT Guy Killed the Buried Wire
A GPS collar, a mandatory subscription, and a celebrity dog trainer walked into the $400M pet-safety market. Here is how Halo Collar turned a family tragedy into hardware people keep buying.
Flott HQ
Flott HQ is an AI-native operating system for transport and logistics fleets. It pulls a fleet's scattered operational data (planning, GPS, fuel, mileage) and financial data (revenue, orders, invoices) into one control center, then lets AI agents handle the repetitive busywork - dispatch, billing, payment tracking - so operators can see their whole business in one place and run leaner. Founded in 2025 by high school friends Sylvanus Mahe and Kanvaly Fadiga, the company went through Y Combinator's Spring 2025 (X25) batch.
McEasy
McEasy is an Indonesian IoT-and-SaaS company that helps logistics, transportation and supply-chain operators digitize their fleets. Founded in Surabaya in 2017 and now headquartered in Jakarta, it combines GPS/telematics hardware with a cloud platform for fleet management, a transportation management system (TMS), AI dashcams, fuel and driver management, and analytics. More than 1,500 companies - including JNE, DAMRI, Cleo and Pertamina - use McEasy to cut operational costs, improve delivery efficiency and bring visibility to fleets that were previously run on pen and paper.
Saferoad Information Technology LTD.
Saferoad Information Technology is a Saudi telematics and IoT company based in Al Khobar that builds both the hardware and the software behind vehicle tracking and fleet management. Founded by Mohannad Alhaj in 2009, it positions itself as the Kingdom's first and only full-stack telematics provider - designing its own GPS trackers, dash cams and sensors while running an AI-driven cloud platform for fleet monitoring, driver-behavior scoring, cold-chain compliance, car sharing and school-bus safety. Its stated mission is to reduce road fatalities and improve driving behavior across Saudi Arabia, serving corporate and government clients including Saudi Aramco, Saudi Post, SAPTCO and the Transport General Authority.
TransTRACK
TransTRACK is an Indonesian fleet telematics and supply-chain technology company that helps businesses track, monitor and optimize their vehicles, vessels and cargo in real time. Founded in Jakarta in 2019, it combines IoT hardware (GPS trackers, sensors, electronic seals) with a software platform spanning fleet management, transportation management, vessel monitoring and driver behavior analysis. The company serves more than 1,200 clients and over 150,000 subscription units across Indonesia, Malaysia and Singapore, and raised a US$12 million Series A in 2024 to expand across Asia.
Breezeworks
Breezeworks is a San Francisco-based software company that builds mobile-first business management tools for independent service professionals - plumbers, electricians, HVAC techs, cleaners, landscapers and other on-the-go contractors. Its app bundles scheduling, dispatching, customer management, automated reminders, GPS team tracking, custom invoicing and integrated payments (via Square and Breezeworks Payments, with QuickBooks sync) so a solo operator or small crew can run the entire back office from a smartphone. Founded in 2012 and backed by Obvious Ventures and a roster of notable tech investors, Breezeworks aims to keep small service businesses independent and efficient.
SPOTIO
SPOTIO is a mobile-first field sales execution platform built for outside sales teams that knock doors, work territories, and sell face to face. Founded in 2014 in Addison, Texas by CEO Trey Gibson, it combines territory mapping, route optimization, GPS activity tracking, lead and pipeline management, multi-channel outreach, and performance analytics in one system, plus a DASH AI co-pilot and native syncs with Salesforce, HubSpot and thousands of apps. It gives managers real-time visibility into rep activity while automating the manual logging reps hate, and is used by thousands of B2B and B2C sales teams across solar, home improvement, telecom, security and more.
Monarch
Monarch is a San Francisco based reseller and deployment partner for cloud-managed physical security and connected-operations technology. As an authorized Verkada reseller and Samsara channel partner, it designs and installs AI-powered camera systems, access control, environmental sensors, and fleet dash-cam and GPS telematics for schools, hospitals, warehouses, construction sites, and multi-site enterprises. The pitch is enterprise-grade security without the NVR/DVR complexity - hardware that updates over the air and is managed from a single cloud dashboard.
AlignOps
AlignOps is a Colorado-based construction operations software company that unifies tool and asset tracking, workforce time tracking, jobsite safety and compliance, and fleet/materials management into a single platform. Formed in 2024 by consolidating four established construction-tech brands - ToolWatch, busybusy, Safety Reports, and FleetWatcher - AlignOps helps thousands of contractors gain real-time visibility into where their tools, crews, equipment, and money are going across warehouses and jobsites.
Voyomotive
Voyomotive is a Florida-based connected-car company that turns almost any vehicle built since 1996 into a smart, data-rich machine. Through its VOYO OBD-II hardware and a cloud platform of APIs, firmware and apps, it pulls OEM-grade data - engine health, battery life, tire pressure, fault codes, location - and delivers it to drivers, fleets, insurers and repair shops. Products like VOYOLink and VOYOHub let independent repair shops diagnose vehicles remotely and build recurring revenue, while VOYOTrak handles multi-vehicle fleet tracking.
Strava
Strava is the social network for athletes - a mobile and web platform where runners, cyclists, hikers and more than 150 million registered users record activities by GPS, compete on community-built segments, give each other kudos, and analyze performance. Founded in San Francisco in 2009, it pairs a free activity feed with a premium subscription offering training analytics, route discovery, heatmaps and AI-powered insights. With roughly $500M in revenue, a $2.2B valuation, and a confidential 2026 IPO filing, Strava has become the connective tissue of global endurance sport.
Blue Ocean Gear
Blue Ocean Gear builds Smart Buoys - rugged, connected buoys that track the real-time location and movement of fishing and aquaculture gear deployed at sea. Using dual-band satellite and radio links feeding a cloud platform and mobile app, the company helps commercial fishers find lost gear faster, spot problems early, cut fuel-burning search time, and reduce 'ghost gear' that fouls the ocean. Founded in 2015 and based in Sausalito, California, it serves wild-capture fisheries, aquaculture farms, and research institutions from New England to the South Pacific.
Belfry
Belfry is a New York-based vertical SaaS company building the all-in-one operating system for physical security guard companies. Its platform unifies scheduling, timekeeping, GPS-tracked field operations, embedded payroll with tax filing, and automated billing - replacing the spreadsheets and stitched-together tools that security firms historically relied on. Founded in 2022 by Jordan Wallach and Alex Tulenko, Belfry serves hundreds of security businesses and raised a $12M Series A in January 2025 led by Base10 Partners.
Motive
Motive (formerly KeepTruckin) is a San Francisco-based technology company building an AI-powered platform for the physical economy. It helps companies that run trucks, equipment, and field workers manage safety, operations, compliance, and spend in one system - combining edge-AI dashcams, GPS telematics, and fintech tools used by nearly 100,000 businesses from small fleets to Fortune 500 enterprises like Halliburton, Komatsu, and Maersk.
LocoNav
LocoNav is a full-stack fleet management platform out of Gurgaon that combines GPS tracking, video telematics, IoT sensors and AI-driven driver safety into one dashboard. It serves more than 50 countries and operates across the emerging markets that legacy fleet software politely ignored.