The platform

No signal.
No worries.

Seven capabilities. Two layers. One offline-first foundation.

Survival Core

Four essentials systems.
Ready well before the signal is gone.

The Survival Core keeps the information and tools that matter most ready on your device before you need them — so when reception fades, the situation changes, or you need a clear way forward, you have everything ready to go.

Find your way of going
trackaroo® offline navigation screen showing downloaded CAL region, active route with distance and altitude stats
Offline Navigation

Detailed offline maps.
Signal or not.

Download the regions you need before leaving reception. Your maps, tracks, terrain, routes and useful places stay ready on your device long after the last bar of signal fades.

Find campsites, water, fuel, trailheads and other key points of interest on your downloaded map. Save the places you trust as your own offline Safe Anchor Points, ready to navigate to when plans change or coverage disappears.

BackTrack™ retrace screen showing the recorded breadcrumb trail with orange return-path arrows overlaid on offline map
BackTrack™

Every step in.
Every step back out.

BackTrack™ quietly records the path you travel as you go. When plans change, conditions close in or you simply want the clearest way back, retrace your route with the path you have already taken — ready on your device, even beyond coverage.

Follow your own breadcrumb trail back to the vehicle, trailhead, campsite or last safe point with greater confidence.

HazTrack™ screen showing fire zone, flood risk and track closure overlays with freshness timestamps on offline map
HazTrack™

Know what's ahead.
And what may change around you.

HazTrack™ is part of the trackaroo® situational awareness system. It brings relevant hazard and access information into your map before you leave coverage, helping you build a clearer picture of the country, conditions and possible constraints around your route.

Clear freshness indicators show how current each information layer is, so you can understand what was known when you last updated your map. When coverage returns, available hazard and access information refreshes automatically.

HazTrack™ is not there to tell you what to do. It gives you more context for the next decision — whether you are approaching a fire zone, changing weather, flood-affected area or access restriction.

SOS confirmation screen showing saved location, time and event status — stored locally, no signal needed
SOS

When the unexpected happens, keep the facts close.

In two taps, trackaroo® records the time, emergency status and available location details on your device — even without a network connection. If your location is still being acquired, that is shown clearly. Distress breadcrumb tracking then begins, helping keep a more detailed local record of where you have been.

When you are active in a TrackMate™ group, relevant SOS information may be shared with participating group members through an available TrackMate connection — helping them understand that an SOS has been activated and view the details available to them.

SOS creates a local record on your device. It does not contact emergency services, dispatch help or guarantee that anyone has received an alert. In an emergency, use a registered PLB, satellite communication device or call Triple Zero (000) where available. You remain responsible for your own emergency communication plan.

Intelligence Layer

Three capabilities that add more context.

TrackIQ™, TrackMate™ and First Aid Reference add useful context, coordination and reference information around the Survival Core.

TrackIQ™ detail screen for Razorback Fire Trail showing difficulty grade Moderate, Gold Shield verification and PCR condition report
TrackIQ™

Know the track before you send it.

TrackIQ™ brings the important details together before you commit to a route, trail or access track. See difficulty grading, terrain, elevation and useful field context in one clear view — helping you understand what the next section may demand before you are on it.

Whether you are driving into unfamiliar country, choosing a line on a mountain-bike trail or setting out on foot, TrackIQ™ gives you a clearer view of the track so you can weigh it against your vehicle, gear, experience and the conditions around you.

It is not about making the call for you. It gives you a clearer read before the next turn, the next climb or the next decision.

TrackMate™

Your group — connected beyond signal.

TrackMate™ helps participating group members stay aware of each other when travelling together through the same trip, route or remote area. Share location, messages and relevant group information so the people around you have a clearer picture of where everyone is and what may be happening.

When reception is available, TrackMate™ can use it. When it is not, it keeps working through available device-to-device connections between participating members. Nearby devices can stay connected directly, and compatible TrackMate™ hardware can extend communication further when the group needs it.

It is not about constant tracking or taking over the trip. It is a practical way for your group to stay connected, coordinate more easily and support one another when conditions change.

TrackMate™ group screen showing 4 of 8 members active via BLE Mesh, message thread and queued messages
First Aid Reference screen showing DRSABCD steps stored offline with key reminders and training disclaimer
First Aid Reference

The reference you need. There when you need it.

Essential first-aid reference information, stored on your device and ready to access when you need it.

From the first actions to take, through to clear structured reference cards for common emergencies, First Aid Reference helps you find the information you may need without relying on a signal. It is designed to be calm, clear and easy to follow when the situation demands your attention.

The essential baseline is available to every trackaroo® user, with no paywall standing between you and the information that matters.

This is reference information only. It is not professional medical advice, diagnosis or treatment. Always seek the assistance of qualified emergency services or a medical professional where available. In an emergency, call Triple Zero (000) in Australia, or your local emergency number.

Offline ready. Clear about what is current.

Ready before you leave.
Clear when information changes.

Download the maps, route data and relevant information you need before heading beyond coverage. Your essential maps and navigation tools remain on your device, with or without reception.

Trackaroo® also makes the age of available information easier to understand. Track verification, hazard updates and reported conditions are shown clearly, so you can see what has been updated recently and what may be worth checking again before you rely on it.

FRESH

Recently verified or updated.

OLDER

Information is still available, but may no longer reflect the latest conditions. Check for updates when you can and use your own judgement.

Information can change quickly outdoors. Trackaroo® helps make that visible — it does not guarantee conditions, access or safety.

trackaroo® in use

Useful before the trip.
Reliable during it.
Ready when plans change.

01

Before you leave

Download maps, prepare your route and make sure the information you need is already on your device.

02

Out there

Navigate, stay aware of the route and keep a clear way back when coverage becomes limited or disappears.

03

When plans change

Record important details locally, review your route and make the next decision with better context.

Useful when it matters. Honest about what it is.

  • Does not make conditions safe

  • Does not override official warnings, closures or local advice

  • Does not contact emergency services or guarantee rescue

  • Shows how current relevant information is — you decide what that means for your trip

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