Tag is a pocket-sized, screenless smart pager for kids. You send an alert, they press a button to acknowledge. No smartphones, no screens, no distractions.
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As schools crack down on smartphones and legislation restricts social media access, parents are caught in the middle. You still need to relay vital safety updates—like a reminder that it's pickup time. But giving a 9-year-old a smartphone means handing them the entire internet just to send a quick ping. You shouldn't have to compromise their childhood for your peace of mind.
Tag bridges the gap between a pager and a modern smart device, built exclusively for screenless check-ins.
Type a message in the Tag Parent App ("Hey kiddo, lunch is in your bag. Love you!").
The message appears clearly on Tag's crisp, glare-free E-ink display.
Your child simply presses the physical button to say "Got it." You get the answer instantly on your phone.
Fully compliant with school smartphone bans. It does exactly one thing: communication. No web browser, no apps, no camera.
No fragile glass, no glare, no glowing blue light. Just a paper-like E-ink display and tactile physical buttons.
By omitting a screen entirely and relying on low-power LTE-M, Tag lasts for weeks on a single charge. No daily charging panics.
Designed to be clipped to a lanyard, shoved in a school bag, or kept in a pocket. Built to survive a kid's daily adventures.
A centralized dashboard for administrators and teachers to keep students informed without the distraction of smartphones. Broadcast essential updates to specific groups instantly.
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