No black box
These are rules about times, places and stays, not generative AI. Every score and alert comes with the fact behind it.
Intelligence
LeMoove brings the day's facts together (trips, arrivals, stops, battery) and turns them into alerts and summaries that make sense. With clear rules measured on real data, and no black box.
Each fact is recorded exactly once: trip, arrival, stop, battery, ignition, SOS.
Your places (Home, School, Work) and the type of each one.
Stays from the past weeks show what's usual.
Limits calibrated on real data, like how long counts as “arrived”.
Only when it's news, with the reason attached.
These are rules about times, places and stays, not generative AI. Every score and alert comes with the fact behind it.
An alert only goes out when it's news. Home mode, for example, keeps alerts about people sitting at home off your screen.
A phone resting at home goes to sleep and stops sending its position. That's normal, and LeMoove doesn't treat it as a problem.
Your places are only visible to you. The weekly summary shows the family, with no ranking of who drove most.
Next version
All of this is already built and arrives in the app in an upcoming update.
Trips, arrivals, stops, battery and alerts for each person and each tracker, in order, one day at a time.
“Arrived at Home” only when the person got there and stayed, not when they just drove by. It covers all your places at once.
An estimate of how long the battery will last, like “12% · about 45 min”. Without enough data, it doesn't make up a number.
Place types (home, work, school, safe zone, restricted zone), temporary places, and suggestions from places you visit often. Nothing is created on its own.
A 0–100 score combining driving, phone availability and alerts, with the reason for every point lost. On every plan.
The app learns arrival and departure times at your places and, if you want, tells you when someone hasn't arrived at their usual time.
Is everyone okay? One screen with who's Home, everyone's battery, offline trackers and what needs attention first.
The family's trips, distance, arrivals and alerts compared with the previous week, on Sunday at 7 pm. Only if something happened.
Fewer alerts about people at home, and an optional heads-up when everyone's back. The car ignition alert still goes through.
Every rule has a measured limit. A few examples:
These limits come from measurements on real app data, not guesses. That's why some rules are more patient than they seem: a false alert teaches people to ignore the real ones.
Not in the generative AI sense. These are rules about times, places and stays, with limits measured on real data. Every result comes with its reason, so you understand why the app alerted you.
The idea is the opposite. The off-routine alert is optional, Home mode silences irrelevant alerts about people at home, and the weekly summary only goes out if something happened.
Routines are calculated only for the places of whoever is following, and only for people who share a group with you. A place someone creates isn't shown to other members.
In an upcoming app update. Until then, they won't appear on your phone.
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