A simple device, built for our reality.
SafeChild pairs a connected device with a mobile app. Real-time tracking and daily peace of mind, with no technical complexity for the family.
The SafeChild device
Compact, light and discreet, it is worn around the neck or slipped into a schoolbag. The child has nothing to operate: the device does the work on its own.
Works on local networks (2G/3G)
Built for the coverage actually available in the region, not for a theoretical 5G.
Built for the Sahel climate
Heat, dust, daily use by a child: the device is designed to last.
Several days of battery life
Frequent charging would get in the way of real use. The device lasts several days.
Data protection and privacy
Location data is encrypted in transit and is never sold.
The mobile app
Built for parents and guardians, it stays deliberately simple: a map, alerts, a button. Nothing superfluous.
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Real-time location
Follow your child's position at any time with optimal accuracy.
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SOS alert
In an emergency, your child can instantly alert every guardian.
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Safe zones
Set safe zones (school, home, neighbourhood…) and get alerted if your child leaves them.
The platform
Between the device and the app, a platform receives positions, triggers zone-exit alerts and pushes SOS calls to every guardian. It is securely hosted and designed to stay reliable even when the network is weak.
How it works, step by step
The child wears the device
Light and discreet, the SafeChild device is worn around the neck or slipped into a schoolbag. The child has nothing to do day to day.
It connects to the GPS/GSM network
The device uses the GPS/GSM network to send its position. It works with a SIM card over 2G/3G coverage, suited to the region's networks.
Parents follow in real time
From the mobile app, each guardian sees the child's position on a map, reviews the history and defines safe zones.
In an emergency, the alert goes out at once
Zone exit or a press on the SOS button: every guardian is notified immediately, with no delay and no action needed.
Join the waiting list for the Niamey pilot
Be among the first families equipped.