The GPS wristband that looks like a $3 toy — so your child wears it everywhere. No charging for 365 days. No monthly fees. Just a quiet dot on your phone, telling you they're safe.
Shop NowYou counted. At the playground, at pickup, at the grocery store. The moments when your child was right there but out of your reach. Out of your sight. Unprotected for five seconds, ten seconds, a full minute.
You insure your phone. You insure your car. You have fraud alerts on every credit card. But the two people you'd stop breathing for have no backup plan at all.
Real moments from real parents. Which one is yours?
You watch until she walks through the door. Then sit in the car another minute. Then drive to work and spend 20 minutes wondering if she actually made it inside. You know it's irrational. You can't stop.
You check the app at your desk. Dot at school. Done. That 20-minute spiral? Gone.
Another mom starts talking. You're half-listening, half-scanning, eyes darting to the slide every 4 seconds, chest tight. Unable to be present because your body won't let you stop watching.
Glance at your phone. Dot on the playground. You look up and actually listen. You're a mom at a playground — not a lifeguard on duty.
Your mother-in-law lets them play in the front yard while she makes lunch. You can't say anything without being “that” daughter-in-law. So you text every 45 minutes — “Having fun?” — because what you really mean is “ARE THEY ALIVE?”
Check the app. Two dots at grandma's house. Breathe. No text. No performance. No anxiety.
Your husband takes the kids to the park so you can sleep in. You wake up 30 minutes later. Heart racing. No texts — is that good or bad? If you call, he'll think you don't trust him. If you don't, you'll lie there imagining scenarios.
Open the app. Two dots at the park. Roll over. Fall back asleep. That alone was worth $35.
Nobody removes a plastic bracelet from a child. It's invisible because it looks worthless.
Charge once (2 hours). Works a full year. No nightly routine. No dead batteries.
Global GPS. Works across the street or across the world. Meter-level accuracy.
Open app → see location → tap Navigate. Turn-by-turn directions to your child.
Lighter than a golf ball. 6 fun colors. They forget it's there after day one.
No SIM card. No data plan. No subscription. Competitors charge $120–360/yr in fees.
Most parents come back for a second one within a week. Save now.
You'll see the nightlight. The stuffed animal. The blanket kicked off one leg. The sound of their breathing.
And for the first time, you're going to think: What if tomorrow is the day one of my gaps goes wrong?
Not because we scared you. Because you did the math yourself. You thought about the playground, the birthday party, the grocery store. You thought about every moment this week where your child was 10 feet away and nothing happened — and you realized that "nothing happened" is not a safety plan. It's luck.
And luck is not a plan.