What EaglesEye is

EaglesEye is fleet telematics for fleets in Egypt and the region. It takes positions from any GPS tracker or a driver's phone, turns them into trips, stops, costs and alerts, and reports the verdict: what deviated yesterday, what it cost, and "all normal" when it is.

The three things it does

• Live: every vehicle on one map, over a live connection, with status derived from movement and ignition.
• Money: distance and engine-on idle time become fuel and idle cost per vehicle per day, using each model's real consumption and the prices you set.
• The verdict: rules you define raise alerts; a daily digest summarises exceptions, money and reassurance, in Arabic or English.

How data flows

tracker or phone  ->  bridge (200+ protocols)  ->  Kafka  ->  pipeline  ->  database + live state
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                                              console, digest, API, live socket

The bridge decodes the tracker's protocol into one canonical telemetry record. The pipeline enriches it (which vehicle, which tenant, which status), segments trips, evaluates rules, and keeps the latest position hot for the map. The console and the API read the results. See Architecture.

Where to start

1. Add your first vehicle and register its tracker.
2. No hardware yet? Use a phone as the tracker.
3. Set your fuel prices and thresholds.
4. Read the digest the next morning.