Distance
The parent chooses a distance level. If the child moves beyond the selected zone, the parent bracelet warns them by vibration.
Loomi guide
In a park, at the beach, while travelling or in a very busy place, a few seconds can be enough to lose sight of a child. A child safety bracelet is designed to provide immediate information when a situation requires the parent’s attention.

Understanding the need
A child safety bracelet does not replace adult supervision. It can, however, provide additional support for vigilance, particularly in environments where attention is heavily demanded: crowds, beaches, amusement parks, travel or holidays.
Loomi’s purpose is not to track a child on a map. The device is designed to alert the parent directly on the wrist when a predefined situation is detected.
Loomi is a tool that supports vigilance. It never replaces active, attentive supervision suited to the situation.
How does Loomi work?
Clear information, directly on your wrist, when your attention is needed.
The parent chooses a distance level. If the child moves beyond the selected zone, the parent bracelet warns them by vibration.
If the child bracelet detects immersion, a dedicated vibration immediately draws the parent’s attention.
If the child bracelet is removed or comes off, Loomi detects the situation and alerts the parent on the wrist.
If needed, the child can trigger an SOS alert themselves. The parent receives a dedicated, recognisable vibration.

Two different approaches
These solutions do not address exactly the same need.
Loomi
GPS watch or tracker
Loomi was designed around a different approach: quickly drawing the parent’s attention when an event occurs nearby, without turning the child into a point to be constantly followed on a map.
Use cases

Additional support when children are playing and the environment changes quickly.

Information on the wrist when the child moves beyond the selected zone.

Designed to support the moments when the whole family is on the move.

Why no GPS?
Loomi is not a GPS tracker. It does not locate the child or track their movements on a map.
Its approach is based on proximity and situation alerts transmitted between the bracelets. While the bracelets remain connected, information reaches the parent directly by vibration.
Range can reach around 60 m depending on the environment. Beyond that, Loomi may move out of connection range: the parent bracelet then warns the wearer by vibration until the connection is restored.
Understand the limitations and how it works →Frequently asked questions
No. Loomi is designed to complement the vigilance of parents or responsible adults. It never replaces active, attentive supervision suited to the situation.
No. Loomi is not a GPS tracker and does not allow you to follow your child’s position on a map. It works through proximity and situation alerts transmitted between the bracelets.
Loomi is designed around four situations: distance, immersion, removal of the child bracelet and an SOS triggered by the child.
No. The Immersion function is an additional alert function. It is not an anti-drowning device and never replaces active adult supervision.
No. Alerts are transmitted while the bracelets remain connected. Range can reach around 60 m depending on the environment. Beyond that, the parent bracelet warns of the lost connection by vibration.
No. Loomi is currently in development. Availability is planned during 2027.
Discover Loomi
Discover the four alerts in more detail and how Loomi supports family vigilance.