NAZAR · नज़र · Pilot
Eyes on every truck.
Nazar is the fleet's eyes: where each truck is, whether it is moving, and how much it actually runs. It lives in this room. The driver's phone runs Pinger, a tiny app that does one thing and asks for nothing else.
Put your fleet forward
Fleets of five to fifty trucks, any district. The first ten go first.
Put us forwardWhat arrives in this room
Position, every ten minutes
Free cadence. Where every truck is, on one map and one list, from the phone in the cab.
Stuck and silent alerts
Stuck: no movement for thirty minutes on a trip. Silent: no ping for forty-five. Alerts are evidence, never verdicts.
Use per truck
Kilometres a day, days a month. The replace-first ranking learns from how each truck actually runs.
Keys per person
A key belongs to a driver, not a truck. At trip start the driver confirms which truck in one tap, so a week on a different truck is one tap, not a reissue.
How the pilot runs
- You put your fleet forward below. A founder calls you; nothing runs before that call.
- You name the people who drive. Each gets a key in the Team room and installs Pinger.
- The desk shows positions and alerts from day one. Use per truck fills in over the first month.
- The pilot is free. What Nazar costs after the pilot is decided with the pilot fleets, in the open.
The frames on the public Nazar page show Rathod Roadlines, an ILLUSTRATIVE fleet drawn to show the shape. Your room fills with your trucks.