Archive · 25 Aug 2026
Traker Crosses 1 Lakh Downloads as Pradeep Khandekar Drives Growth
Traker is an app that helps people find different types of transportation.
Users can book bike rides, auto rides, cabs and mini trucks.
The company says its driver app has been downloaded more than 1 lakh times.
Traker operates in Mumbai, Pune, Indore and Hyderabad.
Drivers can use the app to receive trip information and see their earnings.
The platform also offers weekly payouts and support for driver partners.
Some eligible drivers can receive an extra ₹100 reward for meeting activity and trip requirements without cancellations.
Pradeep Khandekar, who previously worked at Nykaa and RupeeBoss, founded Traker.
The company plans to grow its customer and driver networks and improve its technology.
Traker Boss Driver Partner App has surpassed 1 lakh downloads.
Traker operates across Mumbai, Pune, Indore and Hyderabad.
The platform offers bike, auto, cab and mini truck services.
Founder Pradeep Khandekar previously held technology roles at Nykaa and RupeeBoss.
Traker’s driver program includes digital onboarding, earnings visibility, weekly payouts and loyalty rewards.
- Who
- Traker Networks Private Limited, founded by Pradeep Khandekar, along with its customers and driver partners.
- What
- Traker’s Boss Driver Partner App crossed 1 lakh+ downloads, while the company offers mobility and local logistics services.
- When
- The articles do not provide a specific date for the milestone.
- Where
- Mumbai, Pune, Indore and Hyderabad, India.
- Why
- Traker aims to connect passengers, drivers and local logistics needs through one technology platform.
- Company
- Traker Networks Private Limited
- Milestone
- The Traker Boss Driver Partner App surpassed 1 lakh+ downloads.
- Services
- Bike rides, auto rides, cab rides and mini truck services.
- Operating cities
- Mumbai, Pune, Indore and Hyderabad.
- Founder
- Pradeep Khandekar
- Driver reward
- Eligible drivers can receive an additional ₹100 in their Traker wallet after meeting stated activity, trip and zero-cancellation criteria.
- Disclosure
- ThePrint identified the article as paid-for sponsored content and said its journalists were not involved in reporting or writing it.