Put your parade on the map, live.
Running a carnival or Mardi Gras parade for your krewe, club or town? Show where the floats are on the parade route in real time on your own website. Spectators watch the parade come down the route in their browser — no app to install — and get to the curb just in time. The phone on the float runs the Android app.
Free on Android. 500,000+ installs on Google Play.
Why parade organisers use it
Made for parade day.
Everything you need to put your parade on the map — and nothing the crowd has to install to find it.
On your own website
Embed the live map on your krewe, club or town page with one snippet, so spectators watch the parade where they already look for the route. Embedding is a Premium add-on.
No more waiting on the curb
Parades start late and stall. Instead of guessing from the schedule, spectators see exactly where the floats are and head out when they turn onto their street.
Share it everywhere
No website? Post one link on Facebook, Instagram, in the newsletter or the group chat. Followers need no app, and the link on its own is free.
How it works
Ready before the first float rolls.
Install, start, share — then let the parade roll.
Grab the app
Install Real-Time GPS Tracker 2 from Google Play on a phone that rides on the float. It's free.
Press start
Pick a name and tap start. The float shows up on the map right away.
Put it on your page
Paste the embed snippet on your website, or share the link. Spectators watch the parade move live.
Good to know
Parade tracker questions, answered.
Do spectators need an app?
No. They open your web page or link in any browser — phone or computer. Only the phone on the float runs the Android app.
How do we put the map on our website?
With the Website Framing Premium add-on: paste one iframe and the live map of the parade appears on your page. The embedding page has the snippet. The plain shareable link is always free, and so is core live sharing.
Can we show the head and the tail of the parade?
Yes. Put a phone with the app on the first and the last float — or on every float — and let every float's account accept the club's account as a friend; the club's account holds Website Framing. Then name all of them in the embedded link. Up to three appear without extras; with Friend Slots (Premium) on the club's account, all of them.
What if the crowd jams the mobile network?
When the float can't get through, the app keeps the positions and sends them as soon as the network answers again, so the gap in the route fills in.
Is it free?
Live sharing by link is free. Embedding the map on your website is a Premium add-on you buy for a period of time, not forever. Watching is always free for spectators.
Ready when you are
Put your parade on the map.
Install Real-Time GPS Tracker 2 on a phone on the float and let the whole town follow this year's parade live.
