Loktra is an anti-theft app for your Android phone. If someone fails to unlock your phone, Loktra captures who did it — photo, video or audio (no shutter sound), tagged with the location — and saves the media straight to your own Google Drive, never our servers. It can also locate, ring, lock, or alert you about your phone if it's lost or stolen.
Visible icon. Always-on notice while active. No hidden spying — ever.
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LoktraEverything you need to catch a thief and get your phone back — without shady tricks.
After a few failed unlocks (you set the number), Loktra captures a front-camera photo, video and/or audio — with the location, without a shutter sound, even from the lock screen. You choose which media and how long.
Every capture is pinned with where it happened, so you know exactly where your phone was taken.
Evidence uploads to a private folder in your Drive — never our servers. You get a secure link and an email alert.
From the Loktra web portal on any other phone or computer: locate, lock, ring a loud alarm, or capture a photo. Erase it with Google Find My Device.
Captures stay in Loktra's private, app-only storage on your phone and upload over an encrypted (HTTPS) connection straight to your own Google Drive — never to our servers.
Detects SIM swaps and blocks uninstall — trying to remove Loktra snaps a photo and warns you.
Open Loktra, grant the permissions, and hold to arm. An always-on notice shows it’s protecting your phone.
A wrong PIN or pattern instantly triggers a capture (no shutter sound) of whoever’s holding your phone.
The photo, video, or audio — plus the location — is uploaded over an encrypted connection to your own Google Drive, and emailed to you as a link.
Locate it on a map, sound an alarm, or lock it — remotely, from the Loktra web portal on any device signed in to your account. Erase it with Google Find My Device.
Setup, capture, remote control, reliability & privacy — everything in plain English, in one place.
Download PDFLoktra is built on one principle: the media it captures — photos, video and audio — goes only to your Google Drive, never to our servers. The one thing our backend holds, in your own account, is what's needed for remote control: your device list and, when you run a remote “locate”, that device's last coordinates so your portal can map it.