Traccar VS OwnTracks Recorder

I use https://www.traccar.org/ 👍

I suggest traccar - https://www.traccar.org/, open source and it's already complete with a server and web interface. Now you need a gps device, one that's supported by traccar - https://www.traccar.org/devices/. I suggest getting one that's capable of making http requests because it's easier to integrate with traccar (for this you'll need a sim card with data), compared to going with an SMS route where you need a way for your server to receive SMS texts.

Traccar I'm not as familiar with but seems like a promising vehicular oriented one https://www.traccar.org/

Spotlight on Traccar, a self-hosted, open-source platform for GPS device tracking

Open source GPS tracking platform - Traccar (https://www.traccar.org/). I think picking a small B2B niche is the best way to become successful. You're not going to be super rich, but you can have a good stable lifestyle business.

Since your title contains "Real-time" I assume gagamit kayo ng GPS, then might I also suggest traccar, https://www.traccar.org/, complete with server and client, easily integrated with OpenStreetMap

Some people have issues installing Own Track's Recorder - This one is very minimal and saves your locations to an sqlite file.

I also use OwnTracks on my phone and installed OwnTracks Recorder on my server. I skimmed over my blog post for that but I don't think there's much useful for you there.

I've looked at OwnTracks, Orion, and Hauk.

As far as I know, owntracks doesn't actually store location history, it only defines a protocol for exchanging current location info between programs. If you're using their "official" recording server, writing a script to import history looks super easy [1].

[0] https://github.com/owntracks/recorder/blob/master/doc/STORE....

After setting up the client side, a server-side component to receive the OwnTracks app's requests is still missing. OwnTracks ships with its Recorder, which is a small and simple web application written in C. However, I did not like it a lot, as it does not look particularly beautiful and is very limited regarding its functionality. I rather wanted to visualize my data in Grafana. But to get it there, it first needs to be persisted to a database.