LeMoove’s automatic alerts tell you when something happens with the people you follow: they arrived safely at one of your places, they broke their routine, a trip started or ended, they went over the speed limit, their battery is running low, they’ve been still for a long time, they stopped sending their location, or they got close to you.
Before you start
- Automatic alerts are part of the Basic and Complete plans. On the Free plan, the item shows “Inactive on the free plan” in your Profile. See the plans.
- Place arrival and departure alerts work on every plan and are set up in place alerts.
- No alert is on by default: you only get what you ask for.
1. Open alerts
Open your Profile and tap Alerts. Another way: tap the bell on the map and, at the top of the Notifications screen, the Set up alerts button.
The Alerts screen is settings only. The alerts you’ve already received live behind the bell on the map (see step 5).
2. Choose the person
In the list, tap the person. Your devices appear in the same list. Each person has their own alerts: you might want your newly licensed teen’s speed and your grandmother’s battery.
3. Turn on what you want to know
In the What you want to know section, turn on the alerts you want, or tap Turn all on. To switch everything off at once, tap Turn all off. Every change is saved right away.
| Alert | When it notifies | Setting |
|---|---|---|
| Safe arrival | When the person arrives and stays at one of your places | Under Notify arrival at, pick the places or All my places |
| Off routine | When they don’t arrive at or leave one of your places at the usual time | — |
| Trip start | When the person starts moving | — |
| Trip end | When they arrive, with distance and duration | — |
| High speed | Above the limit you choose | 30–200 km/h (suggested: 110) |
| Driving behavior | Harsh braking and acceleration | — |
| Proximity | When they get close to where you are | 100 m–5 km (suggested: 500 m) |
| Battery level | Below the level you choose | 5%–90% (suggested: 20%) |
| Inactivity | Still in the same place for a long time | 30 min–24 h (suggested: 3 h) |
| No location | No position sent for a long time | 1–24 h (suggested: 6 h) |
Safe arrival and Off routine use the places you created. Routines are learned over time; see them under Routines, in the person’s panel.
4. Decide when not to notify
In the When not to notify section:
- Quiet hours: choose a start and an end. During that window, alerts stay in the history only, without ringing your phone.
- Mute 8 h: for a quick break, like a meeting or a night’s sleep. Tap Unmute to turn alerts back on sooner.
Nothing is lost: everything that happened during quiet time shows up in the history, marked “Delivered silently”.
5. See the alerts you received
On the map, tap the bell. The Notifications screen has two tabs: Alerts, with your alert history, and Activity, with what happens in your groups.
On the Alerts tab, tap a person above the list to see only what’s about them. Tap an alert to see when, where and the measurement (for example, the speed). In the details, use View on map, Street View or the button to adjust that person’s alerts. To clear the counter, tap Mark all as read; to remove an alert from the list, open it and tap Delete this alert.
Tips to avoid alert overload
- Start with trip end and battery level. Turn on others as you need them.
- Use realistic limits: a speed limit that’s too low fires on every highway.
- Set nighttime quiet hours.
If something doesn’t work
- “Alerts are part of the paid plans”: tap Unlock to see the plans.
- “Person unavailable”: you no longer share a group, so there are no alerts to set up.
- The alert didn’t arrive: check that LeMoove notifications are on on your phone and that you’re not in quiet hours.
