Everyone on one map
Each vehicle appears as a marker on a large map. Zoom in on the group or out to see the whole route at once.
Navra on the web / Live convoy
A large live map of everyone in the convoy, a roster that tells you who is where, and a replay when the day is over. Built for organisers, marshals and the people waiting at the finish.
Why a big screen
A convoy is easy to run when everyone can see everyone. In the dunes they cannot. The lead car is a speck on the next ridge, the last car is stuck behind a soft patch, and the person who actually needs the full picture is usually the one driving.
The web control room gives that picture to someone who is not driving. Open a live convoy in your browser and see each vehicle on a full-size map, with the lead and the tail clearly marked. It suits an organiser coordinating a group, a marshal watching the back, or family and friends who want to know the group is safe and when it will arrive.
It is watch only. The computer never shares a position of its own, so opening it cannot put anyone on the map by accident.
What you get
Each vehicle appears as a marker on a large map. Zoom in on the group or out to see the whole route at once.
See every driver listed with their status, so you can tell at a glance who is moving, who has stopped and who has not yet started.
Spot the vehicle that is falling back from the group before the gap becomes a problem, and call the lead to wait.
Know which vehicle is out front and which one is sweeping, so a regroup is a decision, not a guess.
Step back through the day and see how the convoy moved, where it stretched and where it stopped. Useful for a debrief and for the next briefing.
See friends who are sharing their location with you on the same map as the convoy.
Step by step
Open the web app with the same Navra account you use on the phone.
Go to the Live page and choose the convoy you belong to or have been invited to.
Check who is in the convoy and who is currently sharing their position from their phone.
Keep an eye on the tail. If a vehicle drops back, message the lead.
Use the map to time the finish: you can see when the group is close.
Open the replay to review the drive, find where the group stretched and plan the next one better.
Phone or computer
Drivers should use the phone. Joining a convoy, sharing your position and navigating all happen in the Navra app, and live positions only exist because someone in the convoy is sharing from a phone with a data connection. In areas with no signal the map cannot update, so the web view shows the last known positions.
Use the web control room when you are not the one driving: organising, supporting from the base, or watching a family member’s trip. Everyone in the convoy still needs the app.
Straight answers
Yes. Sign in to the Navra web app, open the Live page and choose a convoy you are part of. You see the vehicles that are sharing their position from the Navra phone app.
No. The web app is watch only. It never publishes a position, so only people driving with the phone app appear on the map.
Live positions need an internet connection on the sharing phone. Where there is no coverage the map shows the last known position until the phone reconnects.
Yes. The control room includes a replay so you can step through how the group moved, which is useful for a debrief.
Joining a live convoy is free. Check the app for current hosting options and plan details.
Open the web control room, choose your convoy and follow the group without needing to be in the passenger seat.