Afterschool dismissal, finally modern.
Parents scan a QR code when they arrive, and their child is released to them at dismissal time. No hardware at the curb, and no app for families to install.
The parent points their phone at the school’s printed QR code at the curb. No app to install and no tag to hang — and nothing out there that photographs anyone.
Staff see the children due for pickup — and that the adult who scanned is allowed to take them home.
The child is released to them, and the parent gets the confirmation. Every pickup is logged — no clipboards, no walkie-talkies.
A parent scans a QR code.The office sees the family.The child walks out to the right car.
Installs in a day
Solar-powered, no wiring, no servers, no IT project. It works with the carline you already have.
Nothing for parents to learn
The car itself is the ID. Parents just drive up — the app is there if they want to watch or make changes.
Safer by default
Only people a guardian has authorized — and verified ahead of time — can take a child home.
Two views of the same pickup.
The front office sees
The parent sees
Answered up front, not on request.
No cameras at all
Nothing at the curb watches, photographs or records anyone. A parent scans a printed sign; that is the whole sensor. Not a security or law-enforcement system.
Only what dismissal needs
We keep who arrived, for which children, and when — nothing else. Pickup records are kept only for your district's contract term, set per district. Nothing is sold or used to train outside models.
FERPA framework
Student records are treated as education records, with district-controlled retention.
Encrypted throughout
Encryption in transit and at rest; least-privilege access. SOC 2 planned at launch.
The full posture — subprocessors, retention tables, incident process — lives in the trust center.
See Dismissal on your carline.
Walk through Dismissal with your pickup zones in mind. No hardware to install for the demo.