Sebaxu

Free for learning, supported by community donations

Overview
Sebaxu is a virtual GPS simulation tool designed for advanced developers working on GPS-driven applications. It generates and broadcasts NMEA sentences over UDP, enabling you to simulate GPS devices without physical hardware, test GPS event handling in real time, and integrate with backend services written in Go, Python, C, or any language with UDP support.

Key Capabilities
Sebaxu allows you to experiment with advanced GPS features and event triggers in a controlled environment. You can configure IP, port, and broadcast intervals to suit your needs. The tool works offline, making it ideal for testing local environments. It is particularly well suited for building GPS tracking systems, geofencing logic, and other location-based applications.

Free for Everyone
Sebaxu is completely free to use so that anyone can learn and explore GPS simulation without cost. Hosting and maintaining the project costs about five dollars per month, which I am unable to cover on my own.

How You Can Help
If you find Sebaxu useful and want to help keep it available for everyone, you can support the project with a small donation. Even a contribution of one dollar helps keep the project running and accessible to the community.

Get Your Access Key
To receive your API key, please contact me on Telegram at https://t.me/Juyuein or by email at sahraouitarikziad@gmail.com. If you send an email, please use mimi as the subject.