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For every family

Family Safety: One Safety Circle for Everyone You Love

A family's safety worries don't come one at a time: a daughter commuting late, a son in tuition, parents ageing in the hometown. Kavach puts everyone on one map, each person wearing a 28-gram band with its own connection, every alert reaching the whole safety circle at once.

Family Safety: a family checking locations together on the Kavach app, staying connected with shared locations and instant alerts

Why this needs more than a phone

Most families run their safety on WhatsApp: "reached" messages, shared locations that expire, calls that go unanswered because a phone was on silent. It works until the one evening it doesn't. Kavach replaces that patchwork with a system. Every band has its own 4G connection and 72-hour battery, every member's live location sits on one family map, and an SOS from any wrist, whether pressed or triggered automatically by a fall, reaches up to three family members simultaneously with a live position attached.

The strength of a shared circle is that protection runs in every direction at once. The same system that lets you watch your child's school run lets your parents call for help from the morning walk, and lets your spouse share a late drive home. Geo-fences around home, school and the grandparents' house turn arrivals and departures into quiet notifications instead of a day of check-in calls. And because the bands are screen-free, none of this adds another gadget to argue about at the dinner table.

How Kavach is used

One map, whole family

Kids, parents and grandparents on a single live view. The question "where is everyone?" gets an answer in one glance, not four phone calls.

Alerts that reach everyone

Any SOS, whether pressed by a daughter in a cab or auto-triggered by a grandfather's fall, lands with every circle member at once, so the nearest person responds and nobody is left out of the loop.

Geo-fences for the places that matter

Home, school, tuition, the grandparents' colony. Arrivals and exits notify the circle automatically, replacing an entire category of family anxiety.

Travel together, wander separately

At a mela, a wedding, or on holiday, everyone can roam. The map keeps the family effectively holding hands.

The moments it is built for

The evening scatter

Six pm: one child at practice, one at tuition, a parent in traffic, grandparents on their walk. One glance replaces the call-around.

A family wedding

Three generations, an unfamiliar city, a venue full of exits. Geo-fence the venue and let the kids explore.

The hometown visit

When you leave your parents' house after Diwali, the band stays, and so does your ability to reach them in seconds.

The yatra

Pilgrimages are the classic separation story: vast crowds, older relatives, patchy networks. Store-and-forward GPS keeps everyone's trail even where signal drops.

Every day, honestly

Most days nothing happens. The value is that on those days the system costs you nothing: no texts to send, no calls to make, just quiet green dots.

Common questions

How many family members can be in one safety circle?

Each band shares its live location and alerts with up to three contacts, and one person can be a contact for several bands. A typical setup has parents seeing the kids' and grandparents' bands on one map, with siblings and a trusted neighbour added where they help most.

Is there a family pack?

Yes. The pre-order Family Pack includes four bands at a bundled price, which covers the most common circle: two children and two grandparents, or kids plus commuting parents. Details are on the pre-order page.

Do family members need smartphones?

Only the watchers do. Wearers need nothing, because each band has its own 4G LTE-M connection and pre-activated SIM. A seven-year-old and an eighty-year-old can both be fully protected without either owning a phone.

What if two alerts happen at once?

Every alert is independent and carries its own live location, so the circle sees exactly who needs help and where. Because up to three people receive each alert, the family can split: one person responds to each, everyone stays informed.

Does it work across cities?

Yes. Distance is irrelevant: a band in Nashik alerts a daughter in Bengaluru as fast as one in the next room. Live location works anywhere the band has 4G IoT coverage, and offline trails upload as soon as coverage returns.

Reserve bands for your whole family

One safety circle for kids, parents and grandparents. Family Pack available. Pre-order now; no payment is taken until launch.

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Launching at Kumbh Mela 2026

Don’t let distance become silence

In a crowd of millions, one press connects your family. Kavach debuts at Nashik Simhastha Kumbh, because no parent should ever wonder “where is my child?” and no child should ever feel alone.