Fleet Management App Development
Real-time GPS Tracking, Driver Management & Operations Dashboard
We built Fleeta2z — a comprehensive fleet management platform that gives logistics operators real-time visibility into every vehicle, driver, and delivery. Live GPS tracking, trip history, fuel monitoring, and a mobile driver app — all in one system.
Project Snapshot
| Client | Fleeta2z |
| Domain | Logistics / Fleet Ops |
| Stack | Laravel API, Flutter Mobile, GPS protocols |
| Live URL | fleeta2z.com |
| Region | India |
The Problem We Solved
Mid-size logistics companies in India operate fleets of 10–200 vehicles with almost no real-time visibility. Managers call drivers to ask where a shipment is. Fuel pilferage goes undetected. Trip logs are maintained on paper. Customer ETAs are guesses.
The Fleeta2z team needed a system that would give operations managers a single screen showing every active vehicle, its speed, route adherence, and fuel level — updated every 30 seconds without a page refresh. Driver behaviour analytics and automated daily reports would let managers spot patterns without manually reviewing logs.
The mobile driver app had to work in patchy 2G/3G connectivity — common on Indian highways — and sync trip data offline before uploading when connectivity resumed.
Our Approach
A dual-product build: web operations dashboard + offline-capable Flutter driver app.
1. GPS ingest pipeline
We built a lightweight Laravel socket listener that ingests GPS packets from hardware trackers (RS232/TCP protocol), normalises coordinates, and stores them in a time-series-optimised MySQL schema. Each device pings every 30 seconds with position, speed, ignition state, and fuel level.
2. Real-time ops dashboard
A Laravel + Livewire web application renders a live map (Google Maps SDK) showing all active vehicles as colour-coded pins — green (moving), orange (idle), red (stopped). Managers can click any vehicle to see its driver details, last 24h route replay, and fuel graph.
3. Offline-first Flutter driver app
Drivers log trip start/end, load details, and delivery proof (photo) in the Flutter app. We used SQLite for local buffering with a custom sync queue — data uploads automatically when the device reconnects, with conflict resolution that never drops a completed trip.
Technology Stack
| Backend API | Laravel 11, PHP 8.2, RESTful JSON API |
| Web Dashboard | Laravel Livewire, Alpine.js, Google Maps SDK |
| Mobile App | Flutter 3, Dart, SQLite (offline sync) |
| GPS Protocol | TCP socket listener, NMEA / proprietary tracker protocol |
| Database | MySQL 8.0, Redis (live vehicle state cache) |
| Maps | Google Maps Platform (Maps, Routes, Geocoding APIs) |
What Was Delivered
30 sec
GPS update frequency
2 apps
Web ops dashboard + Flutter driver app
Offline
Works on 2G with local sync queue