Rajasthan, [India], August 8, 2025: In 2015, Mr. Falak Agarwal launched FeTaca with a clear and ambitious vision: to democratize GPS tracking technology in India. Recognizing that such solutions were largely limited to large corporations with substantial resources, he set out to make advanced tracking systems affordable and accessible for individuals and small businesses alike.
Nearly a decade since its inception, his Jaipur-based venture has emerged as one of India’s foremost GPS device manufacturers. Today, it serves a wide spectrum of clients from vigilant parents ensuring the safety of their loved ones in real time to major logistics companies streamlining fleet operations across state borders.
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The growth was gradual but purposeful. Mr. Falak Agarwal began his journey by importing and reselling GPS trackers, using this initial phase to closely study the Indian market. He quickly realized the gap between what international manufacturers offered and what Indian consumers truly needed. While vehicle owners were primarily concerned about theft, parents sought dependable ways to track their school-going children, and pet owners looked for cost-effective solutions to locate their pets when they strayed.
Most GPS devices were originally designed with Western markets in mind” explains Mr. Falak Agarwal. “We had to localize every aspect right from the software and pricing models to the way alerts were configured to meet the specific expectations of Indian users.
Strengthening Online Presence
In 2023, FeTaca expanded its reach by launching sales on major e-commerce platforms like Amazon and Flipkart, alongside its own website. This move enabled seamless doorstep delivery, improved accessibility, and brought the brand closer to customers across India.
Year 2024: Milestone in Logistics
Last year, FeTaca partnered with regional transport firms to install GPS-enabled E-Lock systems on cargo vehicles, tackling cargo theft with real-time tracking and container access alerts. The technology not only improved fleet security but also led to lower insurance premiums.
Mr. Falak Agarwal says “Drivers were initially sceptical but soon saw it protected them from false accusations.”
Expanding Beyond Vehicle Tracking
FeTaca now offers GPS solutions for vehicles, personal safety, pets, and industrial use—managed through a unified mobile app with real-time tracking, geo-fencing, and route history. New features like two-way communication and SOS alerts enhance safety for vulnerable users. A flexible subscription model keeps it affordable for individuals and small businesses. Now customers pay monthly for SIM and platform access, keeping GPS tracking affordable for individuals and small businesses.
Fuel Monitoring, Smarter Operations
FeTaca’s fuel sensor solution gives fleet owners real-time insights into tank levels, refuelling (with exact location, quantity, and time), and instant alerts on fuel theft—ensuring every drop is accounted for.
Nationwide Reach with B2B Focus
While headquartered in Jaipur, FeTaca serves clients across India, with strong support for the logistics and e-commerce sectors. As demand for cargo security grows, the company continues expanding its commercial offerings alongside personal safety solutions. Fleet operators can access detailed product information through FeTaca’s regional dealer network.
Advancing Vehicle Tracking with Video Telematics
FeTaca has introduced video telematics to redefine traditional vehicle tracking. By enabling live streaming of vehicles in motion, fleet owners gain real-time visibility and enhanced control. Integrated with ADAS (Advanced Driver Assistance Systems) and DMS (Driver Monitoring Systems), the solution helps monitor driver behaviour, improve safety, and reduce operational risks across fleets.
Looking Ahead
With a clear vision and customer-first approach, FeTaca continues to innovate beyond GPS tracking—committed to making life safer and more stress-free for every Indian, whether it’s protecting children, pets, cargo, or growing businesses.
As Mr. Falak Agarwal puts it, “Technology should not just track—it should protect, empower, and bring peace of mind.”
