How it works
If you can stick on Velcro, you're done.
No installer visits. No wiring into your truck. No IT setup. Juxta is built so a busy crew can be tracking gear the same afternoon it shows up.
No installer visits. No wiring into your truck. No IT setup. Juxta is built so a busy crew can be tracking gear the same afternoon it shows up.
Peel the Velcro backing and press the tag onto a ladder, toolbox, trailer, generator, or dash. It's about the size of a coaster and sticks anywhere flat.
Power it on and the tag finds the best signal on its own — GPS outdoors, cellular on the road, Wi‑Fi or Bluetooth indoors. Nothing to pair or configure.
Open the Juxta app or web dashboard. Every tagged asset shows up on one live map with its last location, battery, and status.
Most trackers rely on cellular alone — and go dark in a basement, a steel building, or out past the towers. Juxta switches between four networks automatically so it keeps reporting wherever the work is.
A single charge lasts 4 to 12 months depending on how often you ask it to report. When it's low, top it off with the same USB‑C cable that charges your phone — no coin cells to hunt down, no batteries to throw away.
Removable Velcro means a tag isn't stuck to one thing forever. Retire a ladder, move the tag to the new one in five seconds.
On the toolbox. Stick it on the front or inside the lid, out of the weather.
On the ladder. Right on the rail — the first thing to walk off a job site.
Most owners open Juxta for ten seconds: glance at the map, confirm everything's where it should be, close it. The alerts do the rest.
One look tells you every truck has the gear it's supposed to before crews roll out.
Someone can't find the good drill? Pull it up on the map instead of calling around.
If a trailer or toolbox moves when it shouldn't, your phone buzzes — not your insurance.
$10 to start, then $6/mo — no minimum, no contract. Tag one thing today and see how it feels to always know where your gear is.
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