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# Quick start
Download X-GPS Monitor from Google Play or the App Store, then log in with your Navixy credentials to start monitoring your fleet on mobile.
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You can download the application for free from Google Play or App Store.
Go to the store and type X-GPS in the search field.
Select **X-GPS Monitor** and click "Install".
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### Log in
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At the first launch, the application will offer to scan a QR code. To receive the QR code, click the 
button under the Navixy platform's [login form](https://tracking.navixy.com/).
After scanning the QR code, enter your username and password and click the **Log in** button.
If you forgot your password, click the corresponding button, enter your email address, and captcha. After that, you will receive an email with a link to reset your password.
After successful login, you will see the map screen.
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### Main tools
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The following items are available on the main screen:
1. **Sidebar.** Pressing a button brings up a menu where you can access information about the user, balance, list of devices, and other controls.
2. **Show trackers.** Click to select which trackers to display - all, one, or a group. You can also enable **Follow the object**, and the map will automatically center on one device.
3. **Map type.** Allows you to select from the list of available maps, and also enable the traffic display.
4. **Notifications List.** Displays all unread notifications.
5. **Show location.** Center the map at your current location.
6. **Scale.** You can change the map scale with the "+" and "-" buttons.
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