Qarhami

Turo & rental fleet management software Your whole fleet.
One app.

Stop running your rentals across a lockbox, a spreadsheet and five apps. Qarhami puts a GPS tracker in every car and runs the rest from one app: Turo and direct bookings, guest access, remote lock and unlock, trip evidence, maintenance and tolls.

  • Turo and direct bookings in one list
  • Guests get in with a link, not a key
  • Service history that stays with the car
  • Co-host logins with their own permissions
A rental operator at a sidewalk café with her daughter, glancing at her phone
Sat · 9:20 AMBreakfast out
A fleet operations director with a tablet talking with her team in a bright office that overlooks the rental lot
Mon · 8:05 AMOps stand-up
A rental operator on a lake-house deck at golden hour, checking his phone while his family carries kayaks to the water
Sat · 6:40 PMThe lake house
An operations lead walking a long row of rental cars at dawn, checking his phone
Tue · 6:50 AMThe north lot
Trips on the phone with the confirmation Link copied successfully
The fleet dashboard on the phone: the map and the vehicle cards
An ongoing Turo trip on the phone with 312.4 of 600 included miles used
The dashboard on the phone: the Camry card with an Oil Change Due tag
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Reports: 18,410 miles driven this week; fleet battery health 96 percent
Miles used: 312.4 of 600 miles, 52.1 percent
Vehicle card: 2022 Toyota Camry, Parked, with an Oil Change Due tag

The guest has their link. Copied over breakfast. No key handoff, no lockbox.

The week, in numbers. The stand-up starts from the fleet report, not a spreadsheet.

312.4 of 600 included miles. Mid-trip, without texting the guest for a photo.

Oil change due on the Camry. Flagged on its card before it goes back out.

Serving rental operators across North America Qarhami Track hardwired, with remote controls Qarhami OBD plug-in, no tools needed One app on your phone and your desktop

The problem

A rental fleet shouldn't run on a pile of tools.

A booking lands. Then the lockbox code, the spreadsheet row, the calendar block, a tracker app that only knows where, the text thread, the mileage photo, the receipt in the glovebox. At three cars it's a habit. At fifty it's a group chat asking who has car 14.

Life on the old tools

What a rental operation looks like before one system runs it.

A keypad lockbox hanging from a car window, a hand opening itBefore
The lockbox on the window.A code in a text, and a key that has to come back.
A rental operator rubbing her temple late at night at a kitchen table, a laptop spreadsheet, a paper calendar, tagged keys and two phones beside herBefore
The 11 p.m. spreadsheet.Miles, dates and receipts, typed in after everyone's asleep.
A rental operator at an airport arrivals curb beside a silver SUV, phone to his ear, checking his watchBefore
Waiting at the curb with a key.The flight is late. So is the rest of the afternoon.
A rental operator standing up from family dinner to take a call while his family keeps eatingBefore
Dinner, interrupted.Where's the car? Is it locked? How many miles is that?
A tired rental operator in a parked car at night with a ring of tagged keys in her lap and a notebook of codesBefore
Across town with three keys.A notebook of codes, and the next handoff in forty minutes.

From a pile of tools to one system

Every car adds a layer. Qarhami takes them all.

  1. 1
    One device in every carQarhami Track, hardwired with remote controls, or Qarhami OBD, plugged in. One per car, never both.
  2. 2
    One app for every operationBookings, guest access, commands, tracking, maintenance and tolls, on the phone or the desktop.
  3. 3
    One system for the whole operationCo-hosts with their own logins and permissions, alerts by email, reports for the week. One car or five hundred.

Every new car used to add a layer. With Qarhami, it adds one more card to the dashboard.

Animation: eight everyday tools (lockbox codes, a mileage spreadsheet, a booking calendar, a tracker that only knows where, guest text threads, odometer photos, glovebox receipts and a team group chat) fold into the Qarhami app. One device goes in each car, Qarhami Track or Qarhami OBD, and the whole fleet runs live in one dashboard while alerts such as Door Locked, Oil Change Due and a geofence entry surface on their own.

The Fleet OS

One app. Every operation.

Bookings, guest access, remote commands, tracking evidence, maintenance and tolls: the jobs that fill a host's day, each handled in a few taps, the same way for one car or five hundred. Pick a workflow to see it run in the Qarhami app.

Turo integration, step by step in the Qarhami app
Workflow 1 of 14Turo integration

Each workflow plays through and the next one follows; scroll, swipe or use the arrow keys to move between them.Disclaimer: Remote commands need a hardwired Qarhami Track on a vehicle.

Running the fleet, from wherever you are

Run the fleet. Keep the weekend.

The questions don't stop when you leave the lot: is it locked, how many miles, which car needs service. The answers live in one app, on your phone and on everyone's who runs the fleet with you.

A fleet maintenance manager and a mechanic checking her phone beside a car on a lift in the company service bay Tue · 10:15 AMIn-house shop
Vehicle card: 2022 Toyota Camry with a Tire Issue tag
Tire Issue, reported from the bay.It stays on the car until the repair and its receipt are logged.
A rental operator under a beach umbrella checking her phone while her kids build a sandcastle Sun · 11:30 AMBeach day
Door locked: QRA2041, Silver Toyota Camry
Locked from the beach.The confirmation comes back from the car, so nobody drives over to check.
A rental company operations team in a weekly review, laptops open, the lot outside the glass wall Fri · 4:00 PMWeekly review
The fleet map in the Qarhami dashboard, crowded with vehicles across Houston
112 cars, one view.The review starts from the live map and the exceptions on each card, not a spreadsheet someone stayed up to fill.
A rental operator cheering in the bleachers at an evening baseball game, her phone in the other hand Wed · 7:10 PMThe ballgame
Miles used: 418.6 of 400 miles, 18.6 miles over
18.6 miles over the limit.Miles used against included miles, on the trip itself. The conversation starts with numbers.
Two detailers cleaning a white crossover while their shift supervisor checks her phone Fri · 3:41 PMPrep bay
Trip timeline: trip started, door unlocked, door locked, trip ongoing
Pickup, on the record.Trip started at 3:02, doors unlocked and locked again, in order, with the odometer.
A rental operator on a golf course glancing at his phone while friends putt behind him Thu · 2:15 PMBack nine
Miles used: 312.4 of 600 miles, 52.1 percent
312.4 of 600 included miles.Mid-trip, without texting the guest for a dashboard photo.
A night coordinator at a desk overlooking a floodlit rental lot, checking his phone Sat · 11:40 PMNight shift
Notifications: Entry, Downtown Lot; Door Locked; Exit, IAH Garage
Entry, Downtown Lot.Geofence entries and exits and door events land in one feed, car by car.
A rental operator at an airport gate with his partner, smiling at his phone before a trip Fri · 1:20 PMGate B12
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The guest's link is copied.One car, one trip window. No account to create, no lockbox to fill.
A fleet coordinator with a headset and a colleague with a tablet on a bright operations floor Mon · 11:10 AMOperations floor
Co-Hosting: each co-host, their vehicles and permissions
Every co-host, their own login.Permissions set car by car, so nobody shares a password.
A rental operator crouching beside his golden retriever at a dog park, phone in hand Wed · 5:30 PMDog park
Vehicle card: 2022 Toyota Camry with an Oil Change Due tag
Oil change due on the Camry.Exception tags sit on the card where you'll see them, not in a notes app.

From the first car to five hundred

Built for the operation you're growing into.

A host with three cars and a private rental company with a lot full of them run Qarhami the same way: one device per car, one app, and a login with its own permissions for everyone who works the fleet.

The owner of a private rental company at his office window at dusk, phone in hand, above a floodlit lot full of rental cars Fri · 7:05 PMClosing up
Co-Hosting: each co-host, their vehicles and their permissions
1–10vehicles

Stop keeping it all in your head

  • Plug in an OBD, or book a Track install
  • Turo confirmations forwarded once; direct bookings in the same list
  • Every car keeps its own service history
10–50vehicles

Share the work, not your password

  • A partner or co-host works from their own login
  • Seven permissions, set per car
  • Alert settings copied across the fleet in one step
50–100vehicles

Work the queue

  • Filter by Driving, On Trip, Off Trip, Low Battery
  • Exception tags on the card: Oil Change Due, Tire Issue
  • Geofences for the lot, the airport, the shop
100–500+vehicles

Manage by exception

  • A weekly report for the whole fleet
  • Tracking evidence by trip, exported as CSV
  • One operating system for every car on the books

The hardware

Two GPS trackers. One app.

Choose the tracker that fits each car: Qarhami Track, hardwired with remote controls, or Qarhami OBD, plugged into the OBD-II port in seconds. One per car, both on the same app.

Qarhami Track, a hardwired GPS and control unit with a 20-position harness connector
Hardwired

Qarhami Track

Installed by a professional and wired to the car. Live location, trips and maintenance, plus the controls: lock, unlock, horn, and engine controls for a parked car.

The vehicle card for a Track-equipped car: status, odometer, chips and five control buttons
  • Live location, trips, tracking, geofences, alerts, maintenance
  • Lock, unlock and horn from the card and from a guest link
  • Engine controls for a parked vehicle
Qarhami OBD, a plug-in tracker for the OBD-II port
Plug-in

Qarhami OBD

Plugs into the OBD-II port under the dash, no tools needed. Live location, trips and maintenance, plus fuel level and the check-engine light from the car's own computer.

The vehicle card for an OBD-equipped car: status, odometer, speed and fuel chips
  • Live location, trips, tracking, geofences, alerts, maintenance
  • Fuel level and check-engine light on the card
  • No remote controls

Insurance

Your insurer, connected to the car's record.

Share a car's telematics with ABI or Tint from its vehicle record, one checkbox per insurer, car by car. No second tracker for the insurer.

Qarhami is not an insurance agency, broker or carrier. Plans, pricing and eligibility are the insurer's. See insurance options →

The vehicle edit form in the Qarhami app, with Shared with Tint Insurance unticked and Shared with ABI Insurance ticked
Shared with Tint Insurance unticked; Shared with ABI Insurance ticked; Save Edits

Qarhami

Integrated

Share a car's record with American Business Insurance Services for faster rental verification and better-evidenced claims. Off by default; turn it on car by car.

How the ABI integration works

Qarhami

Approved GPS provider

Qarhami is on Tint's list of approved GPS providers for Off-Trip Insurance. Tick the box on the car's record, then connect it in your Tint portal within its 60-day window.

How to connect a car to Tint
Shopping for cover? Kailie Green at Green Atlas Insurance, an independent agency, can compare quotes for your fleet from more than one insurer. Meet Green Atlas Insurance

60-second fixes

Rentals run all night. Hosts don't have to.

Each film opens on a moment every host knows, then fixes it in the Qarhami app in under a minute.

Maintenance · 0:54

Put it on the car.

9:14 AM, and a guest texts about a nail in the back-left tire. Report it from the car's card, resolve the open oil change with its cost and receipt, and set the next reminder by miles or date. Every fix lands in the car's service history.

Disclaimer: Remote commands need a hardwired Qarhami Track on a vehicle.

How it works

See exactly how it works, step by step.

Nineteen short video walkthroughs cover the whole app, from adding your first car and connecting Turo to guest links, maintenance and trip tolls. Start at the beginning or jump to the feature you need.

Areeb Khan, founder of Qarhami

Built by an operator

Areeb KhanFounder, Qarhami

Areeb built Qarhami because he needed it.

Seven years hosting on Turo. Ten years in GPS telematics, running operations for a US tracker manufacturer. Three years building the operating system he wished he'd had — and still running his own cars on it.

  • 7+years hosting on Turo
  • 10+years in GPS telematics, Director of Operations at a US GPS manufacturer
  • 3years building Qarhami

Learn pro hosting from a pro host and telematics expert.

New shorts every week on pricing, handoffs, protecting your cars and growing the fleet.

On YouTube

New videos every week.

Practical lessons on running rental cars: pricing, handoffs, protecting the car, maintenance and growing from one car to fifty. Subscribe so you never miss one.

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Questions

What operators ask before they switch.

What is Qarhami?

Qarhami is a trip-aware rental fleet operating system for Turo hosts and rental operators.

It pairs a GPS tracker in each car, Qarhami Track or Qarhami OBD, with one app for bookings, guest access, remote commands, tracking evidence, maintenance, tolls and reports. Run one car or five hundred, on your own or with co-hosts.

Is Qarhami a GPS tracker?

The device in each car is a GPS tracker. Qarhami is the operating system that runs the fleet around it.

Qarhami Track is hardwired and adds remote lock, unlock and horn; Qarhami OBD plugs into the OBD-II port. The app turns their data into trips, guest links, alerts, tracking evidence and a service history for every car.

Is Qarhami only for Turo hosts?

No. Turo hosts and private rental companies run Qarhami the same way.

Turo bookings arrive from your forwarded confirmation emails. Direct and private bookings are created in the app, and a booking without a car is linked to the right one in a tap. The same dashboard runs one car or five hundred.

Can my whole team use Qarhami?

Yes. Co-Hosting gives each person their own login, with seven permissions you set per car.

A manager, a mechanic or a night coordinator signs in with their own email and sees only the cars and controls you allow, such as lock and unlock, horn, trip earnings, guest links and maintenance. Remove access any time; nobody shares a password.

How many vehicles can one account run?

One, or five hundred and more.

Filter the fleet by Driving, On Trip, Off Trip and Low Battery, see exception tags such as Oil Change Due on every card, and read the whole fleet's week in Reports. A large fleet runs by exception, not by scrolling through cars.

How do Turo bookings get into Qarhami?

Forward your Turo confirmation emails to Qarhami once, and each booking becomes a trip linked to its car.

Trips shows upcoming, ongoing and history, with miles used counted against included miles. Private bookings are added in the app, and any other booking channel syncs too. Qarhami reads the confirmation emails; it does not connect to Turo's systems or write anything back.

Can a guest get into the car without meeting me?

Yes. Shared Access sends your guest a link for one car and one trip window.

The link goes live before the trip, shows that car's supported controls and expires on its own. There is no account to create and no lockbox to fill. Lock and unlock through the link need a hardwired Qarhami Track.

What is the difference between Shared Access and Co-Hosting?

Shared Access is a link for a guest. Co-Hosting is a login for someone who works with you.

A Shared Access link covers one car from a start time to an end time, with no account. A co-host signs in with their own email and gets the permissions you tick for each car, out of seven, until you remove them.

What does Tracking record?

Every trip in the window you choose, by day, with the odometer at the start and the end and the events along the route.

Merge All Trips draws the whole window on one map, and Export CSV saves a file named by plate and dates, with each point's time, position and odometer. It is evidence for disputes and claims, not a way to watch anyone.

Can my insurer receive the car's data?

Yes, car by car. Each vehicle record has one checkbox for ABI and one for Tint.

Opt in per car and change it any time. Qarhami is not an insurance agency, broker or carrier; plans, pricing and eligibility are the insurer's. Need a policy? Green Atlas Insurance, an independent agency, can compare quotes for your fleet. See insurance options.

How does Qarhami handle tolls?

Trip Tolls builds a toll report for any car and any window.

Open it from a completed booking or pick the dates yourself, choose the report type (Tag, License Plate or Cash) and download it as a PDF. Qarhami does not charge guests or settle tolls on your behalf; the report gives you the record to do it.

Does Qarhami work with my cars?

Qarhami OBD plugs into the car's OBD-II port; Qarhami Track is hardwired by a professional installer.

What each car can do depends on the vehicle, its model year, the installation, your plan, permissions and connectivity. Remote lock, unlock, horn and engine controls need a Track install on a compatible vehicle.

What does Qarhami cost?

Qarhami Track is $100 and Qarhami OBD is $90, one per car, and each car has its own monthly plan.

Track plans are $10, $13 or $15 a car per month, depending on how often the car reports its location; OBD Ultimate is $9. The first month is pro-rated, then every car bills together on the 1st. See pricing.

Next step

See it run on your fleet.

Thirty minutes, your cars, your questions, whether you run three cars or three hundred. Or start with a device and add the first car tonight.

The Qarhami dashboard: vehicle cards beside the fleet map
Ongoing trips on the phone