Loomi guide

Child safety bracelet.
Extra awareness, on your wrist.

At a park, on the beach, while travelling or in a crowded 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 needs a parent’s attention.

Loomi parent and child bracelets

Understanding the need

What is a child safety bracelet for?

A child safety bracelet does not replace adult supervision. It can, however, provide additional support for staying vigilant, particularly in environments that demand attention: crowds, beaches, leisure parks, journeys or holidays.

Loomi’s purpose is not to track a child on a map. The device is designed to alert the parent directly on their wrist when a predefined situation is detected.

Loomi is an aid to vigilance. It never replaces active, attentive supervision appropriate to the situation.

How does Loomi work?

4 situations. 4 alerts.

Clear information, directly on your wrist, when your attention is needed.

01

Distance

The parent chooses a distance level. If the child moves beyond the selected zone, the parent bracelet alerts them with a vibration.

02

Immersion

If the child bracelet detects immersion, a distinct vibration immediately draws the parent’s attention.

03

Removal

If the child bracelet is removed or comes off, Loomi detects the situation and alerts the parent on their wrist.

04

Child SOS

If needed, the child can trigger an SOS alert themselves. The parent receives a distinct, recognisable vibration.

Front view of a translucent blue Loomi child bracelet

Two different approaches

Safety bracelet or GPS watch?

These solutions do not meet exactly the same need.

Loomi

Alerts in the immediate surroundings

  • Proximity and situation alerts
  • Information received directly on the wrist
  • No location tracking on a map
  • No screen to monitor to receive an alert

GPS watch or tracker

Finding a location

  • Location displayed on a map
  • Usually checked on a phone or in an app
  • Features and services vary by model
  • More suited to locating someone at a distance

Loomi was conceived with a different approach: quickly drawing the parent’s attention when something happens nearby, without turning the child into a point to constantly track on a map.

Everyday situations

When can a safety bracelet be useful?

Family at the beach, an example of using a child safety bracelet
Beach & holidays

In open spaces

Additional support when children are playing and their surroundings change quickly.

Leisure park, an example of using a child safety bracelet
Parks & busy places

When crowds make supervision harder

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

Family travel, an example of using a child safety bracelet
Travel & journeys

In unfamiliar surroundings

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

Loomi child bracelet

Why no GPS?

Receive an alert instead of following a map.

Loomi is not a GPS tracker. It does not allow you to locate your child or track their movements on a map.

It relies on proximity and situation alerts transmitted between the bracelets. As long as the bracelets remain connected, information reaches the parent directly through vibrations.

The range can reach approximately 60 m depending on the environment. Beyond this, Loomi may lose its connection: the parent bracelet then alerts the wearer through vibrations until the connection is restored.

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Frequently asked questions

What to know before choosing a child safety bracelet.

Does a child safety bracelet replace adult supervision?

No. Loomi is designed to complement the vigilance of parents or responsible adults. It never replaces active, attentive supervision appropriate to the situation.

Can Loomi locate my child?

No. Loomi is not a GPS tracker and cannot track your child’s location on a map. It works through proximity and situation alerts transmitted between the bracelets.

Which situations can trigger a Loomi alert?

Loomi is designed around four situations: distance, immersion, removal of the child bracelet and an SOS triggered by the child.

Is the Immersion feature a drowning-prevention device?

No. The Immersion feature provides an additional alert. It is not a drowning-prevention device and never replaces active adult supervision.

Do the alerts work at any distance?

No. Alerts are transmitted as long as the bracelets remain connected. The range can reach approximately 60 m depending on the environment. Beyond this, the parent bracelet signals the loss of connection through vibrations.

Is Loomi already available to buy?

No. Loomi is currently in development. Availability is planned for 2027.

Discover Loomi

Two connected bracelets.
Information at the right moment.

Learn more about the four alerts and how Loomi supports families in staying vigilant.