Honest answers, before you ask.

KidoGuard is a small, screenless safety wristband for children aged 3 to 10. It quietly watches over a child’s wellbeing, helps parents find them, and lets the child call for help — all while keeping the child’s day private. There’s no screen, no camera, and nothing is recorded.

It’s made for parents of children aged 3 to 10 who want reassurance that their child is okay and within reach, without putting their child under constant surveillance.

You can see your child’s location in the app without a GPS chip or a SIM card, and with no monthly bill. KidoGuard finds its way back to you using the everyday devices already around your child, so there’s no expensive, power-hungry tracking hardware on their wrist. It isn’t a constant live map — it’s there for the moments you need it.

No. KidoGuard avoids constant surveillance. You set safe zones and get an alert if your child leaves one, and you can check their location when you need to — but it doesn’t keep a running map of their every move, and the location is encrypted so only you can see it.

No. KidoGuard never records, stores, or sends audio. It can recognise the sound of real distress in the moment to alert you, and that listening is discarded instantly. Your child’s voice and conversations stay theirs.

No — and there never will be a camera in any version of KidoGuard.

It gently tracks heart rate and blood-oxygen through the day, follows sleep patterns overnight, and lets you know if something looks unusual.

KidoGuard can sense a serious fall on its own and raise the alarm, and your child can press a single button to call for help. For emergencies it waits for more than one sign of real trouble before alerting you — so you’re warned about genuine emergencies rather than every tumble.

No. Instead of reacting to a single bump, KidoGuard looks for several signs of trouble at once before sending an emergency alert. That means far fewer false alarms, so you can trust it when it does speak up.

It’s built to last for days between charges. It tops up through a safe, child-friendly magnetic clip with no exposed port, and gains a little extra energy from sunlight when your child plays outdoors.

Yes. KidoGuard is swim-proof and bath-proof, so it never has to come off.

You do. Everything KidoGuard learns about your child belongs to you, the information is encrypted, and you can delete all of it anytime with a tap.

Yes. KidoGuard is light and screenless with a soft, skin-friendly band, so most children quickly forget they’re wearing it. It’s designed to be worn comfortably through play, school, and sleep.

KidoGuard is designed to sit comfortably and securely on a young child’s wrist through the day, with a child-friendly fastening, so it stays put during normal play — while remaining easy for a parent to put on and take off.

Even without internet, KidoGuard can still let your phone sense when your child is close by. An internet connection helps with things like seeing their location further afield, but the band is built to keep working sensibly when you’re offline.

Yes. You’ll be able to add more than one child to a single app, so a whole family can be looked after from one place.

Most kids’ smartwatches and GPS trackers strap a phone-like device to a child, need a SIM and a monthly plan, and quietly track every movement. KidoGuard is the opposite: screenless and distraction-free, no SIM or monthly fee, no camera, nothing recorded, and no constant map — safety that respects your child’s privacy.

Yes. The band is made from soft, skin-friendly material chosen to be gentle even on sensitive young skin, and it’s comfortable to wear every day.

We haven’t finalised public pricing yet. KidoGuard is being designed to be genuinely affordable for families, and if you join the list you’ll be among the first to hear the price.

KidoGuard is launching in India first, where it’s being built and tested. We plan to bring it to more countries after that — if you’re outside India and interested, let us know and we’ll keep you posted.

KidoGuard is still in development and there’s no public launch date yet. You can help shape it by sharing your thoughts through the form on this site, and we’ll reach out as it gets closer.

KidoGuard is built by Ketanjit Singh, a fifteen-year-old founder from Bengaluru, India, around one belief: a child can be safe and still be free.