Back to your car.

Tracker saves where you parked and shows you the way back.

iPhone: requires iOS 18 or later. Android coming soon to Google Play.

The Tracker map screen. A pin marks the car in Athens, and the panel below reads 200 metres, Level 2, blue pillar near lift, with a Guide me back button.

What it does

One button, or automatic on iPhone

Save the spot with one press. On iPhone, Tracker can also notice when you park and save it for you — it detects that you have stopped driving and started walking, or that the car’s Bluetooth or CarPlay has disconnected. Optional, and iPhone only for now.

Level, note and photo

GPS cannot tell you which floor of a car park you are on. Add the level, a short note such as “blue pillar, near the lift”, and a photo.

Parking meter

Set how long you have paid for. Tracker warns you before the time runs out and again when it expires. You can add 30 minutes from the notification.

Compass arrow

Within 150 metres, Tracker shows an arrow pointing at your car and the distance in a straight line. Both are calculated on the device and work without a signal.

Widgets

See the level, the address and the time left on the meter without opening the app — on the Home Screen and Lock Screen on iPhone, and on the home screen on Android.

Thirteen languages

English, French, German, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese, Polish, Turkish, Russian, Japanese, Korean, Indonesian and Estonian.

The compass screen showing a large arrow pointing towards the car and a distance of 50 metres. — The last 150 metres

The automatic saving screen, explaining that Tracker can save the parking spot on its own. — Saves without being asked

A Home Screen widget showing the level, address and time left on the parking meter. — On the Home Screen

Privacy

No account, no server, no analytics, no third-party code.

Your parking spot, notes and photos stay on your phone. The map, street names and directions come from Apple Maps on iPhone and Google Maps on Android, so Apple or Google receives those coordinates. We do not. See the privacy page.

One tap when you park. An arrow when you come back.