Not just where
the bus is.
Where your
child is.
Boarded, on the way, dropped. Minutes to your own stop. An alert the moment something's wrong. All from the driver's phone, with nothing to install on the bus.
Every school morning,
the same five questions.
Parents ask them on WhatsApp groups, on the phone to the driver, at the stop in the heat. BaalKavach answers each one on the first screen.
Live, from your stop. “Your stop is 3 stops away” instead of a route percentage.
An honest range like 7–9 min, plus a nudge 10 minutes before the bus reaches you.
Picked up, or an alert. If he was expected and didn't board, you know in under a minute.
One clear notice once the bus is more than 10 minutes late, and again only if it gets worse.
Dropped at 7:59, with the name of the person who marked it.
From our survey of 109 parents. Not a representative sample.
Everything a parent asks at 7 AM.
Answered before they ask.
Leave home when it says so.
Minutes to your stop, shown as an honest range with the time of the last update.
If he didn't board, you know.
You and the school are alerted together. It can't be muted or snoozed.
Tap only who isn't here.
Absent kids, shorter route.
Ask in Hindi, Hinglish or English.
His phone stays out of his way.
Absences shape tomorrow's route.
Both children at Lake View are marked “not travelling”. The stop is skipped tomorrow, and the driver will see it struck through, never hidden.
Tap only who isn't there.
Everyone expected counts as picked up. The driver marks the one exception and confirms the stop once.
Kabir's mother knows in under a minute.
The school is alerted at the same moment. “He's with me” closes it; “Please check” puts the school on the phone.
Leave home at 7–9 min. Not before.
A range from your own stop with a timestamp. If the bus phone goes quiet for two minutes, the ETA is hidden instead of guessed.
No child left on board.
The trip can't end until the bus is checked empty. A false “dropped” is the worst thing we could ever say.
Tap only who isn't here.
Kabir was not marked boarded
The bus left his stop without him. The school has also been notified.
Three apps.
One source of truth.
The driver's tap is the only place data is created. Parents and the school read from it within seconds, and each sees only what they need.
The answer, before you tap.
Status, ETA from your stop, alerts, absences and a Hindi voice assistant.
Parent app →
BaalKavachMSBuilt for the person driving.
One confirm per stop, marking locked while moving, SOS always one hold away.
Driver app →Tap only who isn't here.
Only what needs you.
A live board of every bus, an alert queue, broadcasts and setup from one spreadsheet.
School dashboard →BaalKavachNeeds attention1 open
No GPS box.
No SIM to recharge.
Many schools already pay for trackers that parents can't use. BaalKavach runs on the driver's phone and records the one thing a dot can't: whether your child is on board.
And one calm screen
for the school.
Twelve buses, four hundred children, and only the one thing that needs Divyanshi right now.
BaalKavachNeeds attention1 open
Live on your routes in four weeks.
- Week 1Upload your student list, stops and routes. Every row is checked before anything is saved.
- Week 2Drivers sign in with an SMS code and run real trips while we watch.
- Week 3Parents sign in with their phone number. One school office number for every question.
- Week 4We review the numbers with you: alerts raised, ETA accuracy, parents active.
- Parent app, driver app and school dashboard
- English, Hindi and Hindi in Roman letters
- All data stored in India
- No hardware, ever
Run a 30–60 day pilot.
No hardware. No setup fee.
Start with one route. See the difference in a week.