Responsibility stays clear.
The Principal controls access and driving approval. A coordinator can organise trips without becoming an account administrator.
ABOUT KIDVIRO
School life moves.
Clarity should move with it.
Kidviro is being built around a simple need: helping the adults responsible for children keep a clearer record of the school day.
Why it exists
The details matter.
School transport is rarely just one bus on one route. It can be several vehicles, different pickup points, a lunchtime appointment and a teacher using their own car for an approved trip.
Kidviro brings that work together: planned trips, who is expected, accepted pickups, destination arrivals, approved absences and reports that make sense afterwards.
The school library belongs in that same clear picture: books borrowed and returned, well-organised shelves, repair records and useful insights for school leaders.
Full school time management, health reports and wider school reporting are coming soon.
We are developing it with particular attention to small school teams and places where mobile coverage is limited. Clear controls and low data use guide the work.
Records stay meaningful.
Unconfirmed actions are distinct from accepted records. GPS evidence means a destination was reached, not proof of physical handover.
Practical comes first.
Compact lists, flexible vehicles and reports about journeys and absences. Features should earn their place in the school day.
Where we are today
Early access. Open about what’s ready.
The development app uses synthetic information. Offline reliability, background GPS and real-device field acceptance are still in progress. We’ll discuss readiness and onboarding before activating a school for real pupil data.
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