Tracker may refer to:
- Tracking (hunting), a specialization in finding and following a trail.
- Tracker, a person or possibly even a dog that is trained to track things, especially people. Human trackers are quite often indigenous people.
- Tracker action, in music, a form of mechanics used in certain pipe organs
- TRACKER, a tracking system, designed for the recovery of stolen vehicles, operated by TRACKER Network UK Limited
- Tracker, a granola bar (cereal bar) manufactured by Mars, Incorporated
- Index fund, a type of passively managed mutual fund that seeks to track the performance of a benchmark market index such as the S&P 500
- S-2 Tracker, a carrier based ASW aircraft manufactured by Grumman
- Radar tracker, a system used by civil and military users for associating discrete radar plots with individual targets, and forming estimates of those targets' locations, headings and speeds
- Solar tracker, a device used in some solar energy applications for orienting a solar photovoltaic panel or a concentrating solar reflector toward the sun
- Geo/Chevrolet Tracker, a compact SUV produced from 1990 until the end of the 2004 model year
- An electronic diagnostic tool made by Huntron (also known as Analog signature analysis)
- A Tenders Procurement alert service known as Tracker.
- Tracker (company), a company from Oulunsalo, Finland, specialising in tracking and telemetry devices.
Media
- Tracker (band), an indie rock band from Portland, Oregon.
- Tracker, a television series starring Adrian Paul and Geraint Wyn Davies
- The Tracker, a 2002 Australian film.
- Tracker, a film currently (as of 2009) in production in New Zealand, starring Ray Winstone and Temuera Morrison
Computers
Politics
- Political tracker, a campaign staffer detailed to follow an opponent around and videotape their every move, looking for gaffes and misstatements
See also
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