Unlike conventional GPS trackers that require cellular networks, Loko uses direct device-to-receiver communication. This means it works in remote areas, forests, mountains, and other locations where traditional trackers fail due to poor or nonexistent coverage. Our offline GPS tracker works without internet or cell service.

With default settings (location updates every 60 seconds), the battery lasts up to 12 months on a single charge. More frequent updates will reduce battery life proportionally. Our Battery Calculator can provide estimates based on your specific usage patterns, making Loko the longest battery life GPS tracker on the market.

No. Loko works completely independently of cellular networks and internet connectivity. There are no monthly fees, subscriptions, or data plans required—ever. This makes it a true no subscription GPS tracker.

While the maximum range is 20km in optimal conditions (clear line of sight), real-world performance varies based on terrain and obstacles. In forests, you can expect 3-5km range; in urban environments, 1-2km. The app displays current signal strength to help you gauge effective range. This long-range GPS tracker outperforms standard Bluetooth trackers by 10x.

Yes. The Loko App supports tracking up to 20 devices simultaneously, making it perfect for families, pet owners with multiple animals, or professional applications requiring monitoring of several assets.

Absolutely. All communication between Loko devices uses AES-128 encryption. Your location data remains private and is never transmitted to external servers or third parties.