[dustball]

Thank you for your comments. Agree with everything you wrote.

The words 'fleet management' may have bounced around in my head once or twice. Nod.

[phaed]

I still don't get it. TinyURL gets a url and makes it smaller, how is this TinyURL for your car?

[dustball]

I agree the connection is weak. The similarity is that both services provide a short URL for a resource. In the case of TinURL, it is a longer URL. In the case of gping.io, it is your vehicle.

Gimme a mulligan on the tagline and I promise to come up with something better :)

[enraged_camel]

"Dude, where is my car?"

[Mister_Snuggles]

TinyURL is a short URL that takes you to some piece of information on the web.

This is a short URL that takes you to information about your car.

I found the name confusing at first, but I can see the logic behind it.

[geekfactor]

How about just "get a URL for your car"?

[jordanwallwork]

Why are people so hung up on the url? What's important is the information that you can access. Its like describing Facebook as a set of urls for people

[phaed]

Exactly, isn't the entire webs just urls for resources? TinyURL has nothing to do with it.

[danielheath]

Perhaps because without nothing is useful if you don't know where to find it?

[caub]

I wish there was some search engines on the web

[turbohedgehog]

Perhaps DOI for your car is a better analogy?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Digital_object_identifier

[iiiggglll]

It's "find my phone" for your car.