Compatible Clients
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The term 'Client' refers to a program that the user must run on his mobile device
Leonardo Live needs a program running on the mobile phone that is capable of getting the GPS coordinates and sending them to the server. There are many programs around that can do this job, some free some commercial, the Leonardo Live server can accept many of the formats these programs use.
However we have developed a Java Program especially for use with Leonardo Live that takes advantage of many extra features. We have also Published an HTTP API so that developers can add support for livetrack24 to their application!
It is therefore recommended to first try "GpsTrackLive" or one of the clients that use the HTTP API, in order to utilize 100% the Live Tracking options of the server.
Do you use a program and think it would be cool to use it with livetrack24 ? Then contact the developer of your favourite program and let them now that adding support for livetrack24 is very easy via the Leonardo Live Tracking API
Here is a partial list of them with instructions on how to install and configure them for use with the system.
If you are interested to write your own Client you will need to read and implement the Leonardo Live Tracking API
GpsTrackLive
** RECOMMENDED **
You can only take full advantage of all Leonardo Live features with the custom made java client.
Description: GpsTrackLive is a Java program developed specially for Leonardo Live.
GPRS costs: 5Kb / Hour Calculate GPRS traffic
Compatible Phones: Java Phones - See Instructions
Click here to see the list of phones that have succesfully send live tracks so far
ReliRescue
** NEW Windows Mobile client ***
Description: ReliRescue enables your Windows Mobile Phone to broadcast your location to designated partners (over SMS or email). Your location is obtained using Integrated or external (Bluetooth) GPS connected to your device. This utility also enables any Windows Mobile platform to feed the broadcasted waypoints to track and locate the sender.
Note: LeonardoLive support has been recently added to this application by its developer and the future seems very promising. Right now only track points are send to the LeonardoLive server.
LiveTrack24
** NEW - iPhone client **
You can take full advantage of all Leonardo Live features, because this client uses the official HTTP API
Download Via the iStore
Description: LiveTrack24 is an iPhone client developed specially for Leonardo Live.
GPRS costs: 81Kb / Hour typical; actual depends upon send timer interval (user settable) Calculate GPRS traffic
Compatible Phones: iPhone 3G/3GS/4/4S running OS 3.0 and later
ThermGeek
** NEW - iPhone client **
You can take full advantage of all Leonardo Live features, because this client uses the official HTTP API
Download Via the iStore
Description: ThermGeek is an iPhone client developed specially for Leonardo Live. OpenAir Maps and a Thermal Database is provided too.
Compatible Phones: iPhone 3G/3GS running OS 4.2 and later
Gaggle
** NEW - Android client **
You can take full advantage of all Leonardo Live features, because this client uses the official HTTP API
Description: From the author: Android "Gaggle" glider pilot's tool. Eventually I'd like this application to be a complete flight GPS for hang glider, paraglider and sailplane pilots.
GPRS costs: 81Kb / Hour typical; actual depends upon send timer interval (user settable) Calculate GPRS traffic
Compatible Phones: Android 1.6 or later
BikeGPS
You can take full advantage of all Leonardo Live features, because this client uses the official HTTP API
Description: BikeGPS is a Java program used mainly for bike. It is a commercial product.
GPRS costs: 81Kb / Hour Calculate GPRS traffic
Compatible Phones: Java Phones - See More...
ParagliderDeck
** NEW - iPhone client **
You can take full advantage of all Leonardo Live features, because this client uses the official HTTP API
Download and instructions: Not yet available for download
Description: ParagliderDeck is an open source project for GPS tracking on the iPhone
GPRS costs: 81Kb / Hour Calculate GPRS traffic
Compatible Phones: iPhone
TurboGPS
Description: TurboGps is a Windows Mobile program that can cooperate with LeonardoLive if configured properly
Configuration: Configure it through Options->Internet Tracking. The url to enter there is
http://www.livetrack24.com/track.php?&x=%1&y=%2&z=%3&s=%4&cog=%5&t=%6&user=yourusername&pass=yourpass
or (for testing)
http://test.livetrack24.com/track.php?&x=%1&y=%2&z=%3&s=%4&cog=%5&t=%6&user=yourusername&pass=yourpass
GPRS costs: ~ 80Kb / Hour Calculate GPRS traffic
Compatible Phones: Windows Mobile Phones
Reperion
Description: Reperion is a Windows Mobile program that can cooperate with LeonardoLive if configured properly
Configuration: At "Config" page put in the text field under password:
www.livetrack24.com
or (for testing)
test.livetrack24.com
GPRS costs: ~ 80Kb / Hour Calculate GPRS traffic
Compatible Phones: Windows Mobile Phones
Mologogo
Description: Mologogo is a Windows Mobile program that can cooperate with LeonardoLive if configured properly
Configuration: Use the "Alternate URL" in the "preference" menu on the client and enter :
http://www.livetrack24.com/track.php?id=yourusername:yourpass
or (for testing)
http://test.livetrack24.com/track.php?id=yourusername:yourpass
GPRS costs: ~ 80Kb / Hour Calculate GPRS traffic
Compatible Phones: Windows Mobile Phones
Comments
GPS altitude offset otion
Thursday, 31. December 2009 16:05:20, by Sand Tracker
Would it be possible to integrate an adjustable "GPS altitude offset option" into the next software versions?
It seem that most of the time the GPS altitude is about 50m higher than the actual hight. If you view your flight in google maps/earth it seem as if you start in the air and land in the air....
This is just a request and suggestion.
Thanks!
Blackberry 9000
Friday, 21. January 2011 14:34:48, by Rikus Kleinhans
I have a Blackberry 9000 phone. Want to load your GPSLiveTrack software on my phone.
I downloaded the software but could not install it on my phone as my phone does not have
a java application that can run your software.
The Blackberry phone use an application called "Blackberry Desktop Manager" that
has a feature called "Application Loader". Application loaded looks for a file type ".alx" or ".ali" for
programs to install on the Blackberry. Your file extention is ".jad" and ".jar".
I then went to the option to install the software via a SMS that your website send to my phone.
My phone does not want to install the software this way either.
Has anyone got any suggestions?