Verdict: A stable, veteran player with a strong focus on parking enforcement.
Silvertrac has been around for a long time. They built their reputation on excellent incident reporting and parking management tools. If your primary business is towing or parking enforcement, they are a strong contender.
However, the interface feels a bit dated compared to 2026 standards, and the deployment curve is steeper than modern plug-and-play apps. It also lacks AI-driven patrol verification, which newer 2026 systems increasingly rely on.
Best For: Teams heavily focused on parking enforcement and property management functionality.
Verdict: A solid global option, though the UI is showing its age.
QR-Patrol is a well-known name in the EU and global markets. They offer a reliable mix of GPS and QR tracking. Their modular pricing can be attractive, but as you add features (like push-to-talk or advanced scheduling), costs can stack up.
It’s a reliable workhorse, but it lacks the AI-driven verification features of newer platforms — and modern U.S. teams increasingly expect AI verification as a standard layer of protection.
Best For: International teams specifically looking for a modular solution.
Verdict: Great for HR and scheduling, but it’s not a dedicated security tool.
Connecteam is fantastic at what it does: managing employees. Time clocks, forms, and HR documents are excellent.
However, it is not a specialized security guard app or guard tour system.
It lacks security-specific workflows like incident dispatching, guard-specific checkpoints, or AI patrol verification.
Crucially, guards cannot perform unified QR/GPS patrol scans the way they can in dedicated guard tour systems.
Best For: Companies that prioritize HR and scheduling over patrol tracking execution.
Verdict: A good entry-level option for startups.
Novagems offers a modern interface and covers the basics well. It’s often a go-to for very small startup agencies because of its aggressive pricing. While it lacks the depth and AI capabilities of DGT or the enterprise power of TrackTik, it gets the job done for basic tracking.
Best For: Startups with 1–20 guards looking for the lowest cost of entry.