Emulate Teltonika, Concox, SinoTrack and Coban GPS trackers without hardware

Telemify is a GPS device emulator that runs entirely in software. It creates virtual Teltonika, Concox, Jimi IoT, SinoTrack, CanTrack and Coban trackers and streams real Codec 8/E, GT06, H02 or GPS103 telemetry to your server, so you can test integrations without buying or shipping physical hardware.

A Teltonika device emulator is software that mimics a physical Teltonika GPS tracker, generating and sending the same codec messages and AVL data a real device would. Telemify Studio is a GPS device simulator built for exactly this.

Create virtual devices in Telemify Studio, pick their protocol, assign routes, and start the emulator. It sends the same Codec 8/E, GT06, H02 or GPS103 messages a real tracker would to your server endpoint, letting you validate your telematics integration end to end without any physical GPS devices.

Telemify Studio simulates moving vehicles along defined routes and streams live telemetry, so you can run a realistic fleet-tracking demo on your platform without real vehicles or drivers.

Telemify supports four protocol families at the moment: Teltonika Codec 8 and Codec 8 Extended, GT06 (Concox, Jimi IoT), H02 (SinoTrack, CanTrack) and GPS103 (Coban, TK103 family). Messages go over TCP in the same format real hardware uses, so your backend receives telemetry exactly as it would from a physical tracker.

Yes. Point a virtual device at your Traccar server (default ports 5027 for Teltonika, 5023 for GT06, 5013 for H02 and 5001 for GPS103) or at a flespi channel and start it. Telemify connects to any host and port you choose, so your own server works too.

Yes, through a TCP tunnel. The emulator runs in the cloud, so it cannot reach localhost directly. Expose your local port with a tunnel service such as ngrok (for example "ngrok tcp 5027"), then point your virtual device at the address and port it gives you. Any tunnel that forwards raw TCP works; HTTP-only tunnels do not.

Yes. Telemify runs multiple virtual devices simultaneously to emulate a real fleet. Paid plans increase the number of concurrent emulators you can run.

Yes. Every new account starts with a 7-day free trial that includes 500 messages, 1 virtual device, 1 route and scheduled executions, with no credit card required. When the trial ends, choose the Starter or Pro plan to keep emulating.