For truck owners
The TruckTrackr Owner Guide
Everything you need to go from signup to a steady line at your window — in six short steps.
1. Set up your truck profile
- Add your logo, cover photo, cuisine tags and a short description — profiles with a logo get tapped far more often.
- Set your service area (e.g. "Outer Banks — Corolla to Hatteras") so you show up in local searches and market pages.
- Upload your menu and photos, then hit Publish. Complete profiles rank higher in the truck directory.
2. Post your schedule
- Post today's spot or your whole week in one go — each stop needs a location, date and serving hours.
- Type any address or venue name and we geocode it to an exact map pin automatically.
- Plans change? Edit, cancel or delete any stop from your dashboard — followers see updates instantly.
3. Go live on the map
- The moment you post, your truck appears on the live map with your logo as the pin.
- During your serving window you show as "open now" — customers get one-tap directions to you.
- Your stops also appear on regional pages like the Outer Banks page, which ranks on Google.
4. Grow your following
- Customers can follow your truck — every follower gets a push notification when you post a new stop.
- Share your public page link (thetrucktrackr.com/t/your-truck) on Instagram, Facebook and your window decal.
- The more you post, the more you appear in "serving today" lists — consistency wins.
5. Put Pro to work
- Marketing Kit: generate print-ready flyers and QR codes built from your profile in one click.
- Catering & event leads: locals request trucks for events through TruckTrackr — Pro trucks get the inquiries.
- Sync your schedule to Google or Outlook calendar, and track profile views from your dashboard.
6. Get the app
- TruckTrackr is on the App Store and Google Play — post a stop from your phone in under a minute.
- Everything syncs: post from the truck, edit from your laptop, your followers stay up to date.