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No, this is just a demonstration of how to use their API in an app.

According to the pricing[1] page, actual use is US$0.04 per "action" (which they describe as "deliveries, pickups, dropoffs, visits, appointments or anything you may decide")

[1] https://www.hypertrack.com/pricing

Maybe I don't understand it but that seems really expensive.

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There's OwnTrack, which is open source and has Android and IOS clients.

https://github.com/owntracks

The mobile SDKs that you integrate in your apps are open source.