Our own 3D map
UAE streets, junctions and buildings in 3D, served by Doroobi itself rather than rented from a map provider.
Most tracking systems are a rented map with dots on it. The map belongs to someone else, the traffic layer, if there is one, comes from a general provider, and the names are often in English only. Doroobi Fleet starts from the other end: from a navigation service that Doroobi already runs every day for drivers across the UAE.
That service gives the fleet product three things money cannot simply buy. A map we style and serve ourselves, with 3D buildings and names in Arabic and English. Live traffic and road reports from the people driving those roads now. And a free app for your drivers, with business accounts that already track phones on shift.
UAE streets, junctions and buildings in 3D, served by Doroobi itself rather than rented from a map provider.
Streets and places carry both names, with the screen’s language first, so an Arabic-speaking dispatcher and an English-speaking driver read the same map.
Speeds from Doroobi drivers, and their reports of jams, roadwork, crashes and closed or flooded roads.
Turn-by-turn guidance with Arabic and English voices, advice on when Salik is worth paying, camera alerts, and no ads.
A Doroobi business account shows drivers live on the map while they are on shift, after each one accepts, with each day’s track and a CSV download.
Built in Dubai by ITD Innovation and run on servers in the UAE. Doroobi does not sell your data.
Doroobi Fleet draws your vehicles on the same 3D map that runs the Doroobi app and the Doroobi Map on doroobi.com.
A read-only feed of Doroobi road events, such as crashes, closures and traffic speed, sits over your fleet.
Fitted trackers and drivers’ phones report to Doroobi Fleet, which runs as its own service with its own database, apart from the public app.
The control room and the manager app show your vehicles and the roads around them together.
A truck is running late to a site in Mussafah. On a rented map you see a dot that has stopped moving. On Doroobi Fleet you see the same truck behind a crash that Doroobi drivers reported a little way ahead, with the slow traffic around it, on a map whose street names your dispatcher and your driver both read. You call the customer with a reason, not a guess.
| A typical tracking system | Doroobi Fleet |
|---|---|
| A rented, flat map with dots | Doroobi’s own 3D map, with smooth motion and 3D replay |
| Traffic from a generic provider, if any | Live traffic and road reports from Doroobi drivers |
| Drivers need a separate navigation app | The free Doroobi app: Arabic and English voices, Salik advice, camera alerts, no ads |
| Nothing to see until hardware is fitted | Phone tracking for business accounts today |
| Arabic added later, if at all | Arabic and English from the first screen |
| The same map for every customer | The 3D Studio, so we can add the yards and buildings you work around |
| Locked to one hardware brand | Many tracker brands can connect |
| Data location unclear | Made in Dubai, hosted in the UAE, never sold |
Yes. Doroobi builds and serves the map itself, from open map data plus its own style, 3D buildings and Arabic and English names. We do not rent a map from a provider.
From Doroobi drivers: anonymous speeds from drivers on the road, and the reports they send. Drivers behind confirm each report as they pass, and false reports fade away.
The Doroobi 3D Studio is a free tool for designing buildings on the Doroobi Map, and the Doroobi team reviews every design before it shows. For pilot fleets, we can model the yards and buildings you work around.
Only for phone tracking or guidance. A vehicle with a fitted tracker shows on the map without any app on the driver’s phone.
No. Doroobi Fleet runs apart from the public app. It reads the map and road events from Doroobi, and your vehicles and trips stay in your own account.