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This is what happens when you never lose sight of what matters to you

This is how Canary GPS helps real people keep sight of what matters to them, across all seven islands.

Vehicle

We can’t stop them trying. We stop them getting away with it.

Santa Cruz de Tenerife
Manuel parks his campervan on the street. At 4 in the morning a movement alert lets him locate it and call the Guardia Civil before it reaches the port.
Las Palmas de Gran Canaria
Marta’s car disappears from a car park. She finds it in 20 minutes thanks to the real-time location.
Santa Cruz de La Palma
Pedro uses his motorbike for deliveries. A movement alert at 3 in the morning tells him someone is tampering with it on his own street.
Fuerteventura Airport
Elena leaves her car for a whole week while she travels. She checks on her phone that it is still in the same place: no surprises when she gets back.
Arrecife, Lanzarote
Carlos, an electrician, gets his tool van back thanks to the device’s removal alert.
Valverde, El Hierro
Ana’s family car is the target of a foiled theft attempt in the street: the vibration alert arrives in time.

Pets

Running off doesn’t mean getting lost.

El Paso, La Palma
Cova, the Hernández family’s dog, runs off during the fireworks at the local fiesta. They find her in 10 minutes, not after a whole night.
Telde, Gran Canaria
Lucía’s cat escapes through an open window. She finds it three streets away before nightfall.
San Bartolomé, Lanzarote
A dog gets away during a walk from a dog boarding kennel. They locate it before it reaches the road.
Mount Teide, Tenerife
A couple of hikers lose sight of their dog in the middle of the national park. The GPS collar takes them straight to it.
Valle Gran Rey, La Gomera
A newly adopted puppy squeezes through a fence on its first day at home. The family gets it back in minutes.
Puerto del Rosario, Fuerteventura
A professional dog-walking business uses Canary GPS to reassure owners during every walk.

Fleets

Your fleet, at a glance.

Costa Adeje, Tenerife
Rosa runs 6 tourist rental cars. No more surprises on the fuel bill or unannounced late returns.
Las Palmas de Gran Canaria
A food delivery company tracks real delivery times, not estimates.
Puerto del Carmen, Lanzarote
A building firm with several material vans knows where each one is at all times.
Corralejo, Fuerteventura
A driving school with 4 practice cars checks its students’ test routes.
Los Llanos de Aridane, La Palma
A removals company offers its customers the lorry’s real-time location.
Frontera, El Hierro
A farming cooperative monitors the use of tractors and trailers outside working hours.

Advertising on the move

A brand on the move, not a brand hanging on a wall.

Tenerife
A local winery brands three jeeps belonging to a tour company. Every Friday it receives a report on kilometres and the busiest areas.
Gran Canaria
A Canarian rum brand sponsors delivery vans and measures its exposure in different parts of the island.
Lanzarote
A winery from La Geria brands a driving school’s cars and sees how many hours they are on the road each month.
Fuerteventura
A surf school sponsors the delivery bikes of a healthy food company.
La Palma
A craft brewery compares the exposure of its sponsored jeeps between the high and low tourist seasons.
Gran Canaria
A motorbike dealer uses the monthly report to decide whether to renew its sponsorship of a guided tour company.

Home and business

It keeps alerting you even if the power or internet is cut.

Industrial estate, Gran Canaria
A warehouse without a fixed power supply gets the door-opening alert despite a power cut.
Barlovento, La Palma
A family business closes in the low season; the GPS reports any movement of the shutter.
Haría, Lanzarote
A second home with no internet contract is still protected thanks to the device’s own connection.
Building site, Fuerteventura
A tool hut sends an alert as soon as someone tampers with the door.
Los Cristianos, Tenerife
The owner of a holiday let gets an alert if anyone enters outside the booking dates.
Residents’ association, El Hierro
A shared storeroom with no camera is covered by an alert if it is opened out of hours.

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