GeliosTracker
GeliosTracker Summary
GeliosTracker is a free Android app in Maps And Navigation by GeliosSoft. Released in Mar 2018 (8 years ago). It has about 2.6K+ installs and 6.00 ratings with a 4.47★ (good) average. Based on AppGoblin estimates, it reaches roughly 90 monthly active users . Store last updated Sep 16, 2025
Recent activity: 3.00 installs this week (13 over 4 weeks) showing above average growth View trends →
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4.47★
Ratings: 6.00
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App Description
GeliosTracker allows you to use your mobile device as a GPS tracker.
GeliosTracker is an easy in use app, that allows to use your smartphone as a GPS tracker.
After installing an app and turning the tracker on you always can see its location with the Gelios monitoring system.
Just assign device ID from the app Settings to the object in the monitoring system. You can also set any ID for your device on your choice.
In addition GeliosTracker app allows you to communicate with the monitoring operator by built-in chat, to send images from the media library or camera of your smartphone and to send SOS signal in case of emergency.
GeliosTracker takes care of the battery level of your smartphone* by using advanced system of geolocation services optimization and preserves outstanding positioning precision at the same time.
With our Black Box function you can no longer bother about a location history disappearing in the weak signal zones. It will save on your smartphone and will be sent to Gelios monitoring system as soon as possible. You can always track the state of your Black Box on statistics tab of the GeliosTracker app.
Features:
• Showing the data of the last sent location.
• Chat with monitoring operator with possibility to send images
• Last sent messages statistics
• Black box function with possibility of tracking it's state
• Simple and easy-in-use
Application is transmitting data using GeliosMP protocol
*Using GPS in background mode can dramatically reduce battery life of your smartphone.
