About Trackary: who publishes the software?

Who publishes Trackary?

Trackary is a product of THE LEVEL CODE. Here is the publisher’s legal identity. You can cross-check it on the company’s public record (see the sources at the bottom of the page) and in our legal notice (in French).

Trackary, the new name of Voirail, published in Lille

Trackary is the new name of Voirail. Voirail was a tool born for rail-road equipment, meaning machines that run both on roads and on railway tracks.

Since 2 October 2026, the new Trackary manages all equipment and all trades. Rail-road is one trade among others. Equipment categories, regulatory checks, preventive maintenance plans and report templates come from a library per equipment type, which each organisation can edit. If you operate rail-road equipment, the rail-road equipment page covers that case.

THE LEVEL CODE designs, develops and runs Trackary in production. It is also the company you contact if you have a question.

This also matters for your data. Details on hosting, backups and access rights are on the data security page. If you want to leave the service, the account deletion page explains how.

What Trackary does, and what it does not do

Trackary is software for equipment fleet management and maintenance (CMMS, computerised maintenance management system). It is used in the browser, on a computer or on a phone. See the equipment fleet management software page and the CMMS for construction equipment page.

Trackary costs €14 excl. VAT per active machine per month (€11 above 50 machines), unlimited users, with a 30-day free trial, no credit card required.

Trackary AI: it suggests, you validate

Trackary AI reads a photo of a machine’s nameplate, an imported VGP inspection report or the manuals, and suggests the details of a machine record, anomalies, due dates and maintenance plans. It also answers questions about the fleet, with a link to the relevant record.

Nothing is saved before you validate it. The organisation’s administrator can switch the assistant off for the whole organisation or for certain roles. Information on providers and data retention is on the data security page.

Contact and contractual documents

For a question, a demo request or a request about your data, write to contact@thelevelcode.com or call +33 6 73 80 64 34. Letters can be addressed to THE LEVEL CODE, 266 rue Nationale, 59800 Lille, France.

The documents that prevail are the contractual and legal texts (in French):

• legal notice: the publisher’s identity;
• terms of use;
• data processing agreement (DPA): the GDPR framework between you and us;
• privacy policy;
• data security and account deletion.