Circles and the Bubble
A household circle with live location, and geofenced zones — the Bubble — around home, school and work. Arrival and departure notifications without a parent having to ask.
Elderly-first design
Designed for the oldest member of the household rather than the youngest. Larger targets, plainer language, fewer states, and a check-in model that works for an elderly parent living alone. In corporate affinity and duty-of-care schemes this is a commercial differentiator, not a design credential.
Two-wheelers
Included from the start. In markets where two-wheelers carry a large share of road exposure, excluding them excludes the households most exposed to risk — and the ones an insurer most wants scored.
Trips and reporting
Journey history and daily, weekly and monthly household reporting. This is the engagement mechanism and the source of the driving data.
Anti-stalking by design
Consent is symmetrical and visible. Every member can see who can see them. Covert monitoring is not supported, and protections around minors and members added by others are non-negotiable in every deployment. The full position.
See the household experience first.
The commercial mechanic makes more sense once you have seen what the family actually uses.