Shield
The watch that lets them go further.
Real-time GPS. Silent panic button. Two-way voice. For the backpack-and-bicycle years.
Every scenario, a real family.
Every feature, a real need.
The Walk to School
"He was so proud walking out the door alone. I watched the blue dot move down Maple Street on my phone, and for the first time — I let him go."
— Rachel T., mom of Caleb, 7
The Playdate Across Town
"Soccer ends at 5:30, piano at 6:00, and somehow I'm supposed to be in two places. Shield tells me exactly when she's in the car with Coach Maria — and when she's not."
— Diane M., mom of Sophie, 9
The First Field Trip
"When the class got separated near the dinosaur exhibit, Marcus pressed the button. I felt it buzz in my pocket in a meeting. Three seconds later I was on the phone with him."
— James K., dad of Marcus, 8
The First Night Away
"No cell phones allowed at camp. But the counselor said Shield watches are fine — they're just watches. She wore it every day. I checked in once a day. That was enough."
— Carol B., mom of Lily, 11
Everything a parent needs.
Nothing a child resents.
Looks like a regular watch. Feels like a safety net.
Know exactly where they are.
Updates every 10 seconds. Works anywhere there's a cell signal — no WiFi required.
One press. Instant alert.
No sound. No scene. Just a direct buzz to your phone in under 3 seconds.
Hear their voice in seconds.
No dialing. Just talk. Like a walkie-talkie that fits on a wrist.
Arrive and leave alerts.
Set up to 12 safe zones — school, grandma's, the soccer field. Get a notification the moment they arrive or leave.
Works without a smartphone.
The watch has its own SIM. They don't need a phone — and you don't have to give them one.
One app. Every kid.
Up to 4 watches on one dashboard. See the whole family on a single map.
72h battery. Swim-proof.
IP68 waterproof. Survives puddles, pools, and rainstorms. Charges in 45 minutes.
The red button. One press. You know in 3 seconds.
Find Your Family's Safety Score
Five questions. A personalized safety profile. Takes 60 seconds.
What's your family's safety profile?
Answer 5 quick questions and we'll show you exactly which Shield plan fits your child's independence level.
From parents who let go a little.
“He walked to the bus stop alone for the first time in October. I watched the dot on my phone the whole way. When it hit the bus stop and stopped, I cried a little. Good tears.”
Rachel Torres
Mom of Caleb, 7 · Denver, CO