Dump Truck Tracker

Plan and organize your dump truck operations with powerful zone management tools. Create custom geofenced areas for load and dump sites, manage customer locations, and share configurations with your team - all for free.

Upgrade to unlock automatic load tracking, professional reporting, and hands-free operation using advanced geofencing technology that automatically counts loads, tracks materials, and logs trips without any manual input.

FREE FEATURES:

Create custom geofenced areas for load and dump sites
Manage customer locations
Share configurations with your team
Import and Export Zones and Customers
CloudKit Sync across devices

SUBSCRIPTION UNLOCKS:

Auto Load Detection - Geofences automatically detect when you load and dump
Hands-Free Operation - No buttons to press, no forms to fill while working
Smart Material Tracking - Automatically logs material types and volumes
Multi-Vehicle Support - Track your entire fleet with individual vehicle profiles
Driver Tracking - Record driver information and odometer readings
Professional Reporting & Export (CSV, PDF) - Complete trip summaries with times, materials, and locations
Load Cycle Analytics - Monitor operational efficiency and optimize routes
Historical Analytics - Track performance trends and identify improvements
Compliance Ready - Accurate records for regulatory requirements

Built for dump truck professionals of all sizes - from independent operators to construction companies, hauling contractors, and fleet managers.

Why Choose Dump Truck Tracker?

Industry-Specific Design - Built specifically for dump truck operations
Apple Quality - Follows Apple's Human Interface Guidelines for intuitive use
Privacy Focused - Your data stays yours with CloudKit integration
Professional Support - Dedicated support for your business needs
Offline Capable - Works even without cellular coverage

Download Dump Truck Tracker today and start with powerful free zone management tools.

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