Their “Chariot Tracker” website accessible at https://chariot.byebyte.org/ ; was first introduced to help devotees monitor the real-time movement of the chariot, reducing uncertainty and long waits. Last year, over 38,000 users relied on this tracker, proving its immense value to the community.
This year, they’ve taken it a step further, introducing exciting new features to enhance the experience:
- Kavadi Tracking – Follow the progress of key kavadi bearers.
- Road Closures & Traffic Alerts – Plan your journey with ease.
- Historical Checkpoints – Learn about significant stops along the procession route.
- Multi-Language Support – Now available in Malay, Tamil, Chinese, and English.
"Our goal is to make cultural traditions more accessible through technology. We hope to continue serving the community with this initiative," says Manickam Murugappan.
Image Credit : _manicome_, Hongeng Khoo