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The Global Positioning System (GPS) and digital maps are standard features of mobile devices. This feature is used in applications such as Go-Jek, and Grab and is applied to motorized vehicles. Daily necessities such as food and drink need to be fulfilled quickly, without having to go far or leave the house. Ordering food and beverages can use the Go-Food and Grab Food applications. The problem is that sometimes the food and drinks we need are unavailable in this application and only to street vendors. The arrival of street vendors is uncertain, and their location cannot be ascertained. Likewise, traveling traders sometimes do not find their customers, even though they have been around. This research uses the prototyping method with the stages of communication with users, planning and rapid design, building a model, and review and feedback. The result of this research is a prototype of a mobile merchant location tracking system using GPS tracking. Customers can use this system to track the whereabouts of sellers and sellers to determine their routes. This application makes it easy for customers to find the seller they want and can monitor the seller's whereabouts in real time. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]