HyperTrack

Build applications that track the movement of your business

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Building apps with location tracking is harder than it needs to be. Focus on building features that are core to your business, and leave location tracking infrastructure on the mobile and cloud to HyperTrack.
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Abhishek Madhavan
We at Freshdesk, provide customer support software to some of the leading companies across the world like Honda, Cisco, 3M etc. We're also used by some of the more popular on-demand consumer apps in Asia for providing support in real-time using chat. When we noticed some of our customers already using Hypertrack's plug-and-play location stack, doing an integration with them was a no-brainer for us -> this allows our customers to provide a seamless support experience to the end users. This is a fantastic product, built by an experienced team: Really excited by all the possibilities Hypertrack opens up! Go team!
Kashyap Deorah
@abhishekmadhavn thanks Abhishek. Love the quick integration you guys did for our mutual customers. The next level might be a chatbot integration where customers asking for their orders can automatically get the tracking link and ETA with no human intervention? :-)
Ashish Aggarwal
@righthalf @abhishekmadhavn --that would be insane!
Ish Jindal
@righthalf @abhishekmadhavn That would be super cool. Something like this? https://hellotars.com/convBot/de... (just a demo)
Abhishek Poddar
@jindalish @righthalf @abhishekmadhavn That's a lovely prototype @jindalish. Fabulous work. Wondering if can we offer a order-tracking chatbot (pre-integrated with HyperTrack) to someone who may be interested?
Ish Jindal
@abhishekpoddar @righthalf @abhishekmadhavn Definitely! Should be pretty easy to integrate your API with our bots.
Chris Messina
Definitely lots of potential for this -- curious if there's an integration with Uber's API?
Kashyap Deorah
@chrismessina thanks for hunting us. We thought of ourselves as bringing the power of Uber-like location features to the rest of the world. It's an interesting question how we might be useful in tandem with Uber APIs. Thinking... Suggestions?
Chris Messina
@righthalf yeah, I mean this is what the Trip Experiences API was intended for... So with the right partner, you could combine trip context with destination insights to create new kinds of guided destination experiences.
Kashyap Deorah
@chrismessina yea was looking up exactly that. A popular use case for HyperTrack is live location sharing - friends meeting up some place can share live location when on the way. When some of them are in an Uber (as they often are), Trip Experiences API can help unify that experience for all. And that is just one possibility. Thanks for the tip...
Parul Gupta
@chrismessina @righthalf - This is such a cool idea! I was fascinated with how Hypertrack enables commerce, esp in the online-to-offline world. Applications in trips/experiences open up a whole lot of new opportunities! One of my favorite apps is Roadtrippers which shows you points of interest along your road trip, but doesn't quite do live location tracking. Would be an interesting addition!
Cristina Cordova
It's great to see HyperTrack building infrastructure for location-based services. At Stripe, we started building payments infrastructure with a similar goal--enabling more commerce online. Looking forward to seeing more businesses in the logistics, travel and delivery space thanks to HyperTrack.
Kashyap Deorah
@cjc thanks Cristina. We had this use case by a leading payments company that accepts cards through a little hardware device at the door. They had been geotagging those receipts, just as you have timestamps, these were placestamps. Now just as they have timelines, we've created placelines. If a delivery or visit has a payment at the end, we can generate the placeline for it (placestamp too, of course). Would this be useful in your world or am I smoking dope? :-)
Cristina Cordova
@righthalf Definitely -- adding the placestamp to Stripe metadata would make it even better :)