Tinitell, a smart health connected bracelet that connects parents and children

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In campaign on Kickstarter, Tinitell is a smart health connected bracelet allowing parents to follow the position of children. A telephone system is included.

A few hours before the end of his campaign Kickstarter, we present to you Tinitell. The main purpose of the smart health bracelet for children is to reassure parents by integrating not only a GPS (which will allow children to be tracked), but also a telephone function. In fact, it is quite similar to its competitor FiLIP. On the other hand, where they stand out is on compatibility: FiLIP is only available for American subscriptions at AT&T, while Tinitell is available all over the world.

Like most smart health connected children's toys, the plastic bracelet is meant simple and resistant : there is no screen, and only a few buttons. It’s via a voice command that users will be able to select a contact and make calls. The central button on the bracelet allows him to “pick up” and answer incoming calls. It is obviously waterproof, and the autonomy is 4 days on standby (and 6 hours of calling). Dixit the founders, all SIM cards are compatible, except those of North Korea, South and Japan.

Tinitell has a GPS and a phone function

On the other side of the "thread", parents have access to a mobile application (iOS, Android or Web) which allows them to control the smart health connected bracelet: They can control their child's position thanks to a map integrated into the application, and it is also they who add the contacts that the child can call. Obviously, the Tinitell mobile application can be shared with brothers, sisters, babysitters or other caregivers.

Light / dark blue, coral or black, you can order the bracelet for $ 149 on the Kickstarter page (the official release price will be $ 179), plus $ 15 for delivery outside the US.

Official site : Tinitell.com

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