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Every child deserves a way to call for help. SafeTrack is a small SOS device for children walking to school in rural communities. One button sends their location across a radio relay network, with no phone and no cell signal needed.
One press. Every device helps.
Every SafeTrack device can pass an alert to the next one, like a relay race. Solar relays on rooftops fill the gaps, so an alert keeps moving until it reaches the village.
Each hop covers about a kilometer over LoRa, a long-range radio. No Wi-Fi, towers or internet.
Help knows exactly where to go.
A screen in the village alerts parents and community leaders the moment a child calls for help, and shows them where she is on a map that works with no internet.
Built, tested, and heading to Kenya.
Nearly 1 in 6 young women in Kenya experienced sexual violence as a child (Kenya Violence Against Children Survey, 2019). 350 million people worldwide live with no mobile coverage (GSMA, 2024). We are starting with the walk to school.
Bring SafeTrack to your community.
Are you with a school, an NGO or a local government? Tell us where children need a way to call for help, and we'll plan a network with you.
Every step, connected.
Here's your note to the SafeTrack team. Copy it and send it our way, and we'll reach out to plan a network for your community.