Trustedwear Kids · Ages 5–9 · Launching 2027
For their first steps out of sight. Seven cameras, live on your phone.
Built for after-school play, society parks and family outings. A 4G watch that sends what's around your child to you as it happens: one tap to see and hear around them, fifteen days to look back, and a big bright screen they'll actually want on their wrist.
- 7 cameras, all around
- Peek in one tap
- 4G — no phone needed
- Sealed with your key
Sky blue or bubble-gum pink · Android at launch, iPhone soon
7
cameras — rim, dial and strap
1 tap
to see and hear around them
15 days
kept for you, searchable
466 × 466
round AMOLED screen
Seven cameras · real time
All around your child. Sent to you as it happens.
Round the corner of the building, behind a pillar in the mall: out of your sight, you can't see who is near them. The watch can — with seven small cameras and a microphone. What they capture goes to the cloud straight away, for you to see on your phone, and stays there for fifteen days.
Five around the rim
Lenses in the case wall, looking out all around your child.
One in the dial
Looks up out of the screen — at whoever leans over them.
One on the strap
Looks out from the strap pod, below the wrist.
The cameras wake when something moves, so the moments that matter are caught without spending the battery on an empty room. Recording is on from the start, and only you can pause it — for up to five hours, then it switches itself back on.
Lifestyle images are illustrative.
Seven cameras · in 3D
It looks like a watch. It looks out for them.
Five lenses around the rim look out all around your child; one looks up out of the dial, one looks out from under the strap. Turn the watch and watch each one light up.
- Seven cameras
- Peek
- One-hold SOS
- Privacy covers
0 of 7 · drag to turn
- 5
Five around the rim. Each sees 54° across and 72° tall, looking out all around your child. There are small gaps between them.
- 1
One in the dial. Looks straight up out of the screen — at your child when they read the watch, at whoever leans over them.
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One on the strap. Looks out from the band, below the wrist — the side the case cannot see.
The model is the real Kids watch, built from its engineering design: every lens where it sits, every field of view at its true angle. The cameras see black-and-white, at about arm's length.
Peek · one tap
See and hear around them. They always know when you look.
Tap Peek and you're there: all seven cameras, the map and, if you choose, the sound around them — and you can scroll back through today. The map can say they're in the mall, not which floor or which shop; the cameras show you the storefront, the swings or the guard cabin — or how they're being looked after in the park. Before the first frame reaches you, their watch tells them you're looking. That is what makes it trust, not spying.
Demo · the camera tiles stand in for the watch's black-and-white frames
Every look is announced
A chime that silent mode can't mute, your name on their screen, and a green ring for as long as you look.
A light that can't be switched off
The recording light blinks whenever the cameras can capture.
Privacy minutes from age 9
They can pause the cameras for a few minutes a day. You're told each time, and they don't have to explain.
Rules you read together
You agree to six plain rules when you set it up, and read one page about it with your child.
Look Back in Time · AI search
Who's been talking to your child? Ask, in your own words.
Children don't always tell. Look Back lets you search the last fifteen days of what was said and seen around them — “someone asking him to keep a secret”, “a grown-up he didn't know” — and play back the moment. It runs on your phone; nothing is uploaded to search.
Conversations
What was said around them, turned into text on your phone and searched in your own words.
Photos
Describe a moment — “the man with the bicycle” — and get back the frames that match.
Ask
A written answer from the last 15 days, with the excerpts it came from underneath.
Retrace
Their day as places: where they stopped and for how long.
Look Back · Conversations
- Tuesday · 4:12 pm · near Society ParkPlay ▸
- Thursday · 6:10 pm · near the Main GatePlay ▸
Searched on your phone · nothing uploaded · the last 15 days. It finds what was said — you decide what it means.
Video call · friends chat
See their face. Let them chat with friends you approve.
Video call their watch
Call from the app and see them on their watch — two-way video and sound, sealed end to end. They can call you from the watch too.
Lifestyle images are illustrative.
Friends — only the ones you approve
A friend is added only when both families say yes, up to twelve friends. They chat in stickers that mean one clear thing each, and you can read the thread.
- Happy
- Sad
- Miss you
- Well done
- Yes
- No
- Come and play
- I'm home
- At school
- Let's eat
- Listen to this
- Where are you?
The watch's twelve stickers, drawn from its own artwork
GPS · safe zones
Still in the garden? You'll know when they're not.
Mark up to five places — home, the society garden, the main gate, grandma's — and give each a time: “home by 7:45”, “leave the garden by 7:30”. The watch checks the zones itself and tells you when they arrive, leave, or haven't arrived on time. Your zone names never leave your phone.
- Every 20 seconds while you have the map or Peek open.
- Every 5 minutes while recording; every 10 minutes when zones are set.
- Always with how old the fix is and how accurate — no guessing.
Alerts as the app shows them · example
Lifestyle images are illustrative.
The watch · 466 × 466 AMOLED
A big, bright screen. Ten faces they choose themselves.
A watch only protects a child who wants to wear it. Theirs has a big round AMOLED screen, faces from rockets to unicorns, a couple of games, a torch and a stopwatch — in sky blue or bubble-gum pink.
The ten faces, rendered from the watch's own layout and artwork
- Screen
- 466 × 466 round AMOLED, touch
- Case
- 44.5 mm round polycarbonate, sky blue or bubble-gum pink
- Strap
- 18 mm silicone in the same colour; fits wrists 129–176 mm
- Cameras
- Seven — five in the rim, one in the dial, one in the strap pod
- Connection
- 4G with its own nano-SIM, and GPS. No phone needed
- Buttons
- Two on the right. The lower one is SOS
- Charging
- Magnetic charger on the back
Peace of mind · the 15-day record
Video, sound and location, there whenever you need to check.
Everything the watch records is kept in the cloud for fifteen days, so you can check any moment, any time — and keep the ones that matter.
Look any time
Open any moment from the last fifteen days, with where they were.
Keep what matters
Mark an hour to keep for good. The hour around an SOS is kept for you.
Evidence that holds
Every frame is chained and signed on the watch. Export a clip that shows it hasn't been altered.
Encrypted
Sealed with your family's key. Even we can't open it.
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Made on the watch
The key is created inside the watch.
- 2
Scanned once
You scan it from the watch's screen into your app.
- 3
Kept on your phone
Video, sound and location open only there.
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24 recovery words
A new phone? The words bring the key back.
One exception, on purpose: an SOS text carries the location in plain words, so your family can find them fast.
Privacy bezel
Close all seven cameras. Everyone can see they're shut.
Back indoors, or anywhere private: twist the bezel to cover the five rim lenses and slide the two covers over the dial and strap cameras. Every lens is physically closed, and anyone in the room can see it.
The microphone is separate
Covers close the cameras, not the microphone. For full privacy, also turn recording off in your app — otherwise the sound is still recorded.
Made for play outside
It's for the times they're just out of your sight. Another family's home is theirs: take it off for a play date indoors.
SOS · calls · 4G
Five seconds on the button. Everyone knows at once.
On their watch
- 1Hold the lower button for 5 seconds.
- 2Every family number gets a text with the location, straight from the watch.
- 3All seven cameras and the microphone switch on, even if recording was paused.
- 4Their screen says “SOS sent” once it is through — and it keeps trying until it is.
On your phone
- 1Your phone sounds an alarm, even on silent.
- 2Open the live view, the map, or call — for 10 minutes your call answers itself.
- 3The hour around the press is kept for good, as evidence.
- 4Only you can end the SOS.
Calls only you approve
Only the numbers you add can call the watch or be called. Anyone else is cut off before it rings.
Emergency numbers always work
112, 100, 101, 102 and 108 can always be dialled.
4G, no phone needed
Its own nano-SIM and GPS. Their phone can stay at home — they don't need one.
Plans · per child watch
The first month is free. SOS never stops.
The plan carries the cameras, Peek, location and the fifteen-day record. Pay monthly, for six months or for a year; renew automatically or pay once.
1 month
₹350
Auto-renew or pay once
6 months
₹1,800
Save ₹300
1 year
₹3,000
Save ₹1,200
One plan per child watch. If a plan lapses, the watch stops sending new recordings after 7 days — SOS keeps working, always.
Stated plainly
- The cameras are black-and-white, 320 × 240. They make out a person at about a metre and a face at arm's length — who was close, not a number plate across the road.
- Look Back finds what was said and seen. It does not decide what it means, and it does not raise alarms by itself.
- There is no fall detection, step count or heart rate on the Kids watch.
- We will give battery life and a water rating only once they are measured.
- Android at launch, iPhone soon.
Questions parents ask
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