You decide what a stranger sees.
Nothing is shared by default. Every toggle has a preview, so you never have to guess.
Never shown, whatever you choose: your home address, your child’s school, your phone number, or anywhere your family has been. Those are not settings.
This preview is the same code that renders the real page. It cannot show you something the finder would not see.
Every access, including the ones we refused.
A record that only lists successes proves nothing. The row that matters is the one where the gate held.
| Time | Who or what | Result |
|---|---|---|
| 2:24 PM | Wearable scanned, unknown device | Shown |
| 2:25 PM | Emergency information requested | Shown |
| 3:02 PM | Second request, after you closed access | Denied |
Showing a denial matters more than showing an access. It is the evidence that the gate exists.
What happened, in what order.
- 2:14 PMChild leaves expected area.
- 2:15 PMParent receives alert.
- 2:17 PMLocation update received.
- 2:24 PMWearable is scanned. Parent notified.
- 2:26 PMEvent added to the record.
Illustrative only. A design concept, not a representation of final product behavior or timing.
The questions worth asking.
How long do you keep a finder’s phone number?
One year, then it is deleted from the record while the record of the visit itself remains. The finder is told this on the page.
Can you see my child’s location?
This is in development and the retention rules for a child’s own location history are not settled. We will publish them before anyone can buy this, not after.
Can I turn the finder page off entirely?
Yes. It is optional per child. With it off the code resolves to a page that shows nothing and does not suggest a child exists behind it.
Do you sell any of this?
No. No advertising, no data brokers, and no third-party analytics anywhere on this site.