Fleet questions rarely arrive while you are at a desk. The AirIQ mobile app puts the live map, vehicle detail and alerts on a phone, using the same login and the same data as the web dashboard.
What is in it?
- Live map with vehicles, trailers and tagged equipment on one view.
- Vehicle detail: current status, recent trips, engine data and fault codes where the vehicle reports them.
- Alerts pushed to the phone, so a geofence breach or an after-hours movement reaches you without anyone checking a screen.
- Location sharing, which is what removes the status-check phone call.
- Live video and recent clips on vehicles fitted with a camera.
Who is it actually for?
The owner-operator who is driving, the supervisor who is on a site rather than in an office, and the person on call at 2am when a trailer moves. Those three are not going to open a laptop, and historically that meant the alert was seen hours later.
How does it relate to the web dashboard?
Same account, same data, different jobs. Reporting, geofence drawing, maintenance schedules and evidence management stay easier on a full screen. The phone is for the live question: where is it, what happened, and can I see it.
The full platform is on the AirIQ Fleet page.