Phoenix is a tracker and alarm that’s installed inside your car and works with an app on your phone. The app shows where the car is, whether the doors are locked and how the battery is doing. If someone opens a door or moves the car, you find out right away.
No internet? The app sends commands by SMS.
The app’s home screen shows whether the doors are locked, whether the engine is on, and the car’s speed and cabin temperature. You see its location on the map and as a street address.
What the device reports
With a subscription, this information updates about every second. Without one, once a minute.
Commands reach the device over the internet, so distance doesn’t matter. When you lock or unlock the doors, you choose whether the car chirps or stays silent.
Alerts arrive even when the app is closed. You can turn each one on or off and give it its own sound.
A jammer blocks mobile or GPS signals. Car thieves use them so a tracker can’t send any reports.
If your phone or the device can’t get online, the app switches to SMS mode on its own and sends commands by text message. The main controls keep working.
Trips and events are saved on the map: where the car stopped, when a door was opened and with which remote. You can also send someone a link to the car’s live location. The link works for anywhere from 15 minutes to 18 hours.
The owner can add up to 10 people and decide what each of them can do. Your teenager could lock and unlock the doors, for example, but not cut the engine.
Enter when the oil, filters, tires and coolant are due. The app keeps track of the car’s mileage and reminds you when it’s time, by kilometers or by days, whichever comes first.
The device has its own SIM card and a backup battery. If someone disconnects the car battery, it stays on and sends you an alert. Its software updates over the air, but nothing installs until you approve it in the app.
The data the device sends is stored on our servers. A monthly or yearly subscription pays for that, and it turns on faster updates, full history and a few other features.
| Feature | Without subscription | With subscription |
|---|---|---|
| Data updates | Every minute | About every second |
| Location history | Last hour | Unlimited |
| Doors, alerts and commands in the history | No | Yes |
| Street address for the location | No | Yes |
| Share the location by link | No | Yes |
| Jammer detection | No | Yes |
| Permissions for each user | No | Yes |
| Other users | SMS only | Internet and SMS |
| SMS when someone signs in on a new phone | No | Yes |
| Cars per account | 1 | Unlimited |
Every vehicle on one map, with the route and stop history for each. Set speed alerts, give each driver their own permissions, and if you run your own system, pull the data into it through the API.
If you make or wholesale car alarms, you can order Phoenix under your own brand or license the right to produce it.
The app switches to SMS mode. You can still lock and unlock the doors, sound the siren, open the trunk and get the car’s last location.
The device has a backup battery and stays on. You get a battery-disconnected alert right away.
The device only cuts the engine when the car is going slower than 30 km/h. If it’s going faster, the command waits, and the app shows that it hasn’t run yet.
Up to 10. The owner adds their mobile numbers in the app and decides, for each person, which commands they can send and whether they can see the location and history.
You choose whether the device works with the car’s original remote. You can also pair up to 10 more: tap Add remote in the app, then press any button on the remote within 30 seconds.
Yes, over the air. When a new version is ready, we let you know in the app, and it installs once you approve it.
Call or email us to buy Phoenix, book an installation or talk about reselling it.