GPS Jobs

I want a straightforward mobile app that helps Monument Valley visitors explore the area through an interactive map filled with verified points of interest. The goal is pure tourism promotion: let travelers open the app, see where they are, tap a marker, and instantly learn why that spot matters—photo ideas, short facts, opening hours, and basic logistics. Core requirements • Native or cross-platform build that runs smoothly on recent iOS and Android versions. • Zoomable, GPS-enabled map displaying all major formations, trailheads, viewpoints, and visitor services. • Touching a marker reveals a clean info card with images, text, and external links if needed. • Simple search / filter so users can find “sunrise views,” “campgrounds,” o...

I have a set of street-level address checks that must be carried out in coventry Uk and Exeter. For each address you will need to:• Travel to the exact spot, remain outside the premises (no internal access is required) and confirm that the street-number, building name or any other visible marker matches the details I will supply. • Capture 10-15 clear, daytime photos with a GPS-enabled camera. Make sure at least one shot highlights the building sign as the key identifier. • Take a screenshot of Google Maps showing your live location at the time of the visit. • Deliver the original image files (EXIF data intact) plus a brief confirmation note stating whether the address is correct or can be completed in one short visit per location; scheduling is flexible as long as ...

Looking for an Experienced GPS / Fleet Management Platform Developer I need to build a web-based, mobile-responsive GPS fleet management platform for a vehicle fleet. Main requirements: Live vehicle tracking with map view Vehicle list with registration number, status, location, and last update time Trip history and breadcrumb replay Automated daily reports Ignition ON/OFF reports Door lock/unlock reports where supported by tracker input Working-hours vs after-hours usage reports Reports downloadable as CSV/PDF and sent by e-mail Geofence creation with in/out alerts Preventive maintenance reminders by mileage, engine hours, or date Vehicle profile management Driver management, including licence details, assigned vehicle history, and handover/return checklist with photos Role-based user a...

1. Objective: To conduct an on-site physical verification of a company based in Doncaster, UK 2. Photographic Documentation: - Capture a minimum of 10–15 geotagged photographs of the institution's name board, taken from outside the building, and from inside the premises where possible. - Use the GPS Map Camera app (available at ) to embed geolocation data automatically. - If the app is unavailable, manually record the exact latitude and longitude at the site and take standard (non-geotagged) photographs as a substitute. 3. Verification Form Completion: - Obtain the verification form filled, signed, and stamped by an authorized representative — HR personnel or another relevant authority at the institution. - Ensure all required fields on the form are completed in full bef...

# NOWAITING – Complete User App Flow (How the App Works) **Concept:** NOWAITING lets travelers pre-order food and reserve a table based on their live journey. Instead of waiting after reaching the restaurant, food is prepared according to the user's ETA and served almost immediately after arrival. --- # 1. Splash Screen * User opens the app. * NOWAITING logo animation appears. * App checks: * Internet connection * GPS permission * Login status If logged in → Home If not logged in → Onboarding --- # 2. Onboarding Screen 1 * Skip the Queue * Book Table Before Arrival Screen 2 * Live GPS Tracking * Restaurant receives ETA Screen 3 * Fresh Food Ready on Arrival Buttons * Skip * Next * Get Started --- # 3. Login / Signup Options * Mobile Number * ...

GPS location updation and related work .

I need boots on the ground to confirm that turkish address—serving both commercial and residential purposes—really exists where it’s supposed to. While you’re there, pull out a GPS-enabled phone or camera, turn on geo-tagging, and capture the evidence. What to do on location • Stand outside the building and shoot 10-15 clear, well-lit photos showing the façade, any signage, entrance, and a bit of the surrounding streetscape so context is obvious. Keep geo-tagging active; I will check the metadata. • Open Google Maps on your device, tap the blue dot so the live pin, coordinates, and timestamp display, and take a screenshot right there on site. • Double-check that every image carries GPS data before you leave. Deliverables 1. 10-15 geo-...