Find them, without GPS or a SIM
See where your child is from your phone — no GPS chip, no SIM card, no monthly bill. They’re never wrapped in bulky tracking gear, and you’re never left guessing.
KidoGuard is a safety wristband for children aged three to ten, built to earn your trust — so you always know they’re okay, without watching their every move or recording a moment of their lives.
KidoGuard is a small, screenless band a child wears like a soft bracelet. It’s light enough to forget you’re wearing it, tough enough for everyday play, and made from gentle, skin-friendly material that’s kind even to the most sensitive little wrists.
Underneath that calm exterior, it’s quietly looking out for your child — keeping a gentle eye on their wellbeing, noticing if something seems wrong, helping you find them if they wander, and letting them reach you at the press of a button. And it does all of this while respecting your child’s privacy at every step.
A few of the things KidoGuard quietly takes care of.
See where your child is from your phone — no GPS chip, no SIM card, no monthly bill. They’re never wrapped in bulky tracking gear, and you’re never left guessing.
It can recognise a child in real distress and alert you — without ever recording, saving, or sending a single second of audio. Their day stays theirs.
It waits for more than one sign of real trouble before sounding an emergency — so when it does alert you, you know it’s worth your attention.
It would be easy to keep a child safe by watching everything they do. We refuse to build that. There’s no camera and never will be, audio is never stored, location is encrypted so only you can see it, and everything KidoGuard learns belongs to you — deletable anytime.
KidoGuard is the work of Ketanjit Singh — a fifteen-year-old founder from Bengaluru who started this not as a business plan, but as a feeling.
“It began with that half-second every family knows — the cold flash of not being able to see your kid in a crowd. Everything I found asked for too much: a phone strapped to a small wrist, a microphone in their pocket, a map that never stopped watching. A child isn’t a parcel to be tracked.”
So he set out to build the opposite — something that keeps a child within reach without ever putting them under surveillance. Calm for the parent. Freedom for the child. Nothing kept that shouldn’t be.
“It’s taking time, and it’s taking more. I’d rather get it right than get it out.”
— Ketanjit SinghFounder, KidoGuard · Bengaluru, India
We’re talking to parents right now to make KidoGuard everything it should be. Tell us what matters to you — it takes a minute, and it genuinely shapes what we build.