Their privacy. Their safety net.
They control who sees them. Nobody controls whether they can call for help. Privacy turns off observation — never protection.
Pairs with their phone · cloud-relayed · end-to-end encrypted
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Three modes. Always visible. Never hidden.
A surveillance watch gets left at home. Trustedwear Teen is honest by design — both sides always know which mode the watch is in.
What the teen gets
Normal use — location sharing on, exactly as agreed by the family.
What the parent sees
Location, geofence arrivals, and the features the family agreed on.
What the teen gets
One tap pauses camera, GPS, and all sharing — full privacy.
What the parent sees
Only the state: “Privacy mode on since 4:30 PM.” Never content.
What the teen gets
One side-press summons help — overrides everything, even Privacy mode.
What the parent sees
Live audio, video, and GPS stream to trusted contacts; 7-camera surround evidence captured.
Built to be worn — by teens, for parents
A safety device only works if it's on the wrist. Every feature has to win over both sides.
Why they'll wear it: Real privacy — no hidden tracking, no sneaking around.
Why you'll trust it: An honest signal beats silent dark time; mode changes are always visible.
Why they'll wear it: Their own safety net on nights out — not a parent tool.
Why you'll trust it: The guarantee that matters: help is always one press away.
Why they'll wear it: Answer “you OK?” with one tap — no call, no location reveal.
Why you'll trust it: Reassurance on demand, without a fight.
Why they'll wear it: Rules negotiated openly, not imposed — e.g. sharing on after 10 PM.
Why you'll trust it: Location certainty for the moments that actually worry you.
Why they'll wear it: Fires only when they call for help — never on demand.
Why you'll trust it: Rescue in the moment; evidence and resolution after.
Why they'll wear it: Reads as a real watch: analogue faces, heart rate, sleep, activity.
Why you'll trust it: A watch the teen actually wears — which is what makes it work.
Three things we will never compromise
SOS cannot be disabled
Not by the teen. Not by settings. If it could be turned off, we wouldn't be a safety company.
Privacy content is never accessible
The privacy state is always visible to the parent — but what happens in Privacy mode is never accessible. To anyone.
No parent-initiated live view
It does not exist on Teen — it's a Kids-only capability. Cameras stream only when the wearer presses SOS.
Evidence no one can tamper with. Data no one else can see.
Every image, audio clip, and location point is stamped with a public-blockchain identity the moment it is captured — alter a single pixel and the record no longer matches its fingerprint. That integrity is what lets a recording stand as evidence when it matters.
Freedom for them. Peace of mind for you.
Trustedwear Teen launches in 2027. Be first in line when pre-orders open.