The person on the route doesn't see the setup
They only get “Are you okay?”, with the route's name, when something seems off. The route, the hours and who created it stay with the creator.
Safety
The everyday route, watched during its hours
School, work, the way home. Pick a trip someone in your family has already taken, set the days and hours, and know right away if that route is left or the arrival runs late.
How to set it up
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Choose who takes the route
In your Profile, tap Safe routes and then Create safe route. Choose someone from your groups or a tracker.
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Pick the trip
The app lists the trips from the last 7 days. Tap the one that shows the usual way. No route to draw.
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Set the days and hours
Give it a name, like “School run”. The app suggests the days and hours from the trip, and the How it will work summary shows the plan before you tap Save route.
What happens during the window
On the chosen days, within the time window, the server checks every position from whoever is on the route.
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Left the route
The person on the route gets Are you okay? on their phone. If they answer, all good. With no answer in 5 minutes, you get the alert.
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Didn't arrive
If the arrival hasn't happened 15 minutes after the window ends, the same question goes to the person and, with no answer, the alert goes to you.
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Vehicles, right away
A tracker can't answer questions: on a car's or motorcycle's safe route, the alert goes to you as soon as the route is left.
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A holiday isn't an alarm
The day only counts once the person passes the start of the route or the route itself. On a holiday far from home, nothing is expected.
Each route's day, in the list
In Profile › Safe routes, each route shows how the day is going, and you can pause, change or delete it whenever you like.
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Watching now
Within the window, with the person still at the start of the route.
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On the way
The person has left and is on the agreed route.
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Arrived today
The route was taken and the arrival came on time.
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Alert sent today
Something went off plan and you were alerted. The alert stays in your history, in Notifications.
Made for caring, not for watching
Only for people who share a group with you
A safe route only works for someone in your groups, or for a tracker you can see. If you stop sharing a group, it stops.
The alert is yours
Whoever creates the route gets the alert. Each adult in the family who wants to be alerted creates their own.
At a glance
- Plans
- Basic and Complete
- How many routes
- Up to 10 per person
- For whom
- Someone in your groups or a tracker
- Where the route comes from
- A trip from the last 7 days
- Question before the alert
- 5 min to answer (people)
- Late
- 15 min after the window ends
Questions about safe routes
How is a safe route different from Walk with me?
A safe route is created by the person who cares, for a route that repeats on the same days and hours. Walk with me is started by the person themselves, one trip at a time.
Can I create a safe route for myself?
No. A safe route is for following another person or a vehicle. To let someone know about your own trip, use Walk with me.
Does the person know their route is being watched?
They share their location with you in a group and, when something seems off, they get “Are you okay?” with the route's name. LeMoove isn't made for following anyone in secret.
Does it work for the car?
Yes, with a GPS tracker. A vehicle isn't asked anything: the alert goes to you as soon as the route is left.
Related
Step-by-step guides
How to create a safe route on LeMoove
Pick a trip someone has already taken, set the days and hours, and know right away if the route is left or the arrival runs late.
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