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At some point, the moment arrives when a child starts walking to school alone. It is a big step - for the child and for the parents. Especially when both parents work, everyday life can bring a nagging feeling of unease: Did everything go well? Did the child arrive safely?
Many parents turn to a GPS-enabled smartwatch. At first, that sounds like a good solution, but it comes with a few disadvantages: The devices cost money, often with ongoing mobile contracts. The child may feel monitored, which can put a strain on trust. And there is another practical problem: If you receive a message every time your child arrives, you eventually become desensitized. The notification becomes routine and you stop paying close attention. But it should really be the other way around: You should only be notified when something is wrong.
With Liase, you can turn your old smartphone into a stationary device. Place it, for example, in the entrance area. The display stays active and shows the time and date along with a clearly visible button. When your child gets home, they press the button. If this has not happened by a time you define, you are notified - by email, SMS, phone call, or Telegram, whichever you prefer.
Instead of constant monitoring, you choose trust. Your child learns to take responsibility and feels taken seriously. At the same time, you have the peace of mind that you will find out if something does not go according to plan. No unnecessary everyday messages, no expensive technology - just a quiet signal telling you: Everything is fine. Or not.