Attempt 01
A stranger downloads FND and looks for your camp
The wall
Nothing exists for them. No org, no map, no kids. Without verified membership the world is an empty veil.
Safety architecture
We designed FND the paranoid way: assume someone tries every door, then make every door a wall. Walk the attack path yourself.
Attempt 01
The wall
Nothing exists for them. No org, no map, no kids. Without verified membership the world is an empty veil.
Attempt 02
The wall
Joining requires a GPS match against your real zone. Software-simulated locations are rejected outright.
Attempt 03
The wall
The final gate is human. A rotating QR code that expires every 120 seconds, scanned by YOUR staff. No scan, no entry. Ever.
Attempt 04
The wall
Staff sees every report with names. Three reports in 24 hours restrict the account automatically, before anyone has to ask.
Attempt 05
The wall
Absence auto-revoke. A configurable number of days without appearing in the zone, and access ends by itself.
Attempt 06
The wall
No. By design, FND cannot answer that. Live locations are never collected for display, and meet spots stay blurred by ~150 meters until joined.
Emergency stack
T+0s
Every verified phone in your organization goes into alarm mode at once. Not a push notification someone might miss — a full-screen takeover.
T+1s
Full red screen, a siren that sounds even when the phone is on silent, continuous vibration. A kid cannot sleep through it, and cannot mistake it for a game.
T+5s
Street-level walking navigation to the assembly point: the map sits at the kid's eye height and turns with them as they walk. A compass arrow keeps pointing at the assembly point even when GPS course drops.
On the way
Under the map: real photos of the assembly point and the turns on the way, pre-staged by your staff. Kids follow places they know even where GPS can't see — indoors, under trees.
On arrival
When a kid reaches the assembly point, their alarm ends automatically and staff sees the live count climb. Roll call answers 'is everyone here' in one tap.
Any moment
One tap in the hub ends the alarm on every phone instantly. Afterwards, the incident log holds what happened, when and where — exportable the day the board or the insurer asks.
Hosted in the EU (Ireland), GDPR-first
30-day audit trail for every safety event
Quiet hours: the map sleeps when the camp does
New staff waits for your approval, always
Account deletion on request, full cascade
112 is one tap, dialed directly from the phone
We wrote the safety whitepaper before the pricing page. Everything above is also written down as agreements you can read before paying.