Automatic has updated its car-tracking device with always-on 3G connectivity, upgraded crash alerts, and better integration with popular third-party apps.

Automatic Pro is available now for $129.95. It plugs into your car's ODB port, usually found underneath the dashboard to the left of the steering wheel, and connects to Automatic's smartphone app, as well as a 3G cellular service (free for the first five years) for on-the-go monitoring of your vehicle.

The company debuted in 2012, and released its Link device a year later. With the Pro, the device can now connect via 3G rather than Bluetooth alone, so you can keep tabs on your car from afar.

"You'll know when your spouse is on their way home, if your teenager took a wrong turn at the gas station and ended up in Timbuktu, or if your roommate is out joyriding—you can just open the app and see where the car is, in real time," the company says. "You'll even get notifications when the car starts or parks, so you always know what's happening...without having to fuss with your Bluetooth settings."

The Automatic Link included crash alerts, but it "didn't work if the Automatic user wasn't in the car with their phone," Automatic explains. With the Pro, "Crash Alert just works. As long as Automatic Pro can get a cellular signal, and regardless of who is in the car, Crash Alert is watching out. If your kids borrow the car for a weekend, they're still protected in case of a serious accident, no matter where you are."

Automatic added an app gallery last year, but now IFTTT integrations are built into the Automatic Pro app. "You can send your trips directly to a Google Sheet, send a text to someone when you leave work, post to Slack when you arrive, and more," the company says.

Automatic also promised better stats about your driving and that of its users overall. First up: data about the most aggressive drivers in the country.