Vismo, the market-leading iPhone tracking app, is now available through the Apple App Store for iPhone and iPad running iOS7. Vismo uses GPS and other technologies to provide tracking updates, even indoors. Vismo’s Geo-fence and Panic Button alerts allow security teams to track, protect and respond to employees as they travel to high-risk areas.

The App Store launch now allows even easier access to the Vismo platform and offers a free seven day trial. The free trial enables users to test out the full capabilities of the application and the secure tracking website before selecting their subscription period.

Vismo remains the most up to date iPhone tracking app available on iOS 7 providing unparalleled compatibility with Apple's smartphones and tablets and continues to be the most robustly tested tracking solution available for iOS 7.

The Vismo software is capable of turning any iPhone or iPad into a personal tracking device with Panic Button and is now available on iOS 7 through the Apple Store, on BlackBerry and BlackBerry 10 devices, Personal Tracking devices and Iridium and Thuraya satellite phones.

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