MeetMe Compass — Partner Portal

01 · The Problem

Every separation costs you staff hours, guest trust, and reviews

Bright colours and phone-number wristbands are still the state of the art. Meanwhile phones fail exactly when they're needed: congested networks, lagging GPS maps — and most kids under 12 don't carry one at all.

What it looks like on the ground

Security and guest services pulled off position for every reunification — several times a day in peak season.

A panicked parent stops spending the moment their child is out of sight, and the day is remembered for the scare, not the rides.

"Lost my child" is the single worst phrase that can appear next to a park's name in a review.

What 250 surveyed parents told us

Concerned about losing children in crowded places92%

Have been separated from their child at least once60%

Interested in renting a tracking device80%

More likely to visit a park that offers one78%

MeetMe Compass parent survey, n=250 · NCMEC · public reporting on major-park lost-child facilities

02 · The System

One ecosystem, three surfaces — all working, all clickable

This isn't a concept deck. The watch interface, parent app, and your operations console are built. Open each one and try it.

Child wristband with custom-branded strap

The child's wristband

Waterproof, all-day battery, custom-brandable straps with your park's colours and logo. The safety strap needs two hands to remove — a child can't slip it off, and no one can pull it off in a second.

Open Watch Demo

Parent App · Live Prototype

The parent's compass

An arrow that points to their child anywhere in the park, with a vibration alert if the child moves more than 30 metres away. Works on a rented parent unit or their own phone — pairing takes 30 seconds.

Open App Demo

Operations Console · Live Prototype

Your operations console

Live map of every active device, alerts as they happen, last-known positions. Your team sees everything; no guesswork during a separation.

Open Console Demo

How It Works

Fully offline, encryptedNo SIM, no Wi-Fi, no cellular. Purpose-built RF that keeps working when 30,000 phones overload the network.

Park-wide arrow, 30 m alertThe compass tracks across the whole park. Vibration fires the moment parent and child drift more than 30 metres apart.

Live outdoors, last-known indoorsFull live tracking in open areas. If a child steps inside, the parent sees the exact last-known position and entry point — clearly marked as such.

Nothing on the child but the bandNo phone, no app, no account. Rent at entry, hand back at exit.

Anonymised, alwaysNo accounts, no personal data, no cloud. Devices talk only to each other — nothing to breach, nothing to regulate.

Your brand on every wristRental straps carry your park's colours and logo — a walking touchpoint families photograph and remember.

03 · Positioning

What we promise — and what we deliberately don't

MeetMe Compass is a reunion aid. We measure and improve one number: how fast a family is back together.

We promise

Measurably faster reunification for renting families
A calmer visit — parents report lower anxiety and stay engaged in the park
Full operational visibility for your team via the console
Clear device status at all times — a parent never mistakes stale data for live

We never claim

To replace parental supervision
To prevent incidents or guarantee safety
To substitute for your lost-child protocol — we feed into it
Marketing language your legal team hasn't approved

04 · Protocol Integration

Built to strengthen your lost-child protocol, not bypass it

STEP 1Distance alert firesParent unit vibrates the moment the child is more than 30 m away.

STEP 2Clear on-screen instructionThe watch and app tell the parent: notify park staff for aid. No treasure-hunting alone.

STEP 3Staff assist, guided by the arrowYour team responds with a live direction and distance instead of a shirt-colour description.

STEP 4Management sees it allEvery alert, device, and last-known position — live in the operations console.

Beyond Safety — The Console as an Operations Tool

Crowd analyticsAggregate movement insights reveal popular and underused areas — data for layout, staffing, and F&B placement.

Location-based promotionsOptional, aggregate-level offers — drive sales of food, merchandise, and special experiences at the right moment.

Fleet controlBattery levels, device health, and rental status for the whole fleet in one screen.

05 · Operating Model

Your gates stay fast. Your staff stays on position.

Families pre-book the Compass online with their tickets and collect it at a dedicated counter — run by MeetMe personnel, not yours.

0park staff needed — MeetMe runs the counter, charging, cleaning, and support

0added seconds at your turnstiles — pickup happens off the entry flow

0training load — your team only learns one thing: how the arrow helps them respond

06 · Risk & Liability

The paperwork is part of the product

We arrive with the legal package your counsel will ask for — so the conversation is about the pilot, not the fine print.

Full indemnificationMeetMe Compass assumes liability for device performance. Drafted for your legal team's review.

Product liability insuranceCoverage with your park named as additional insured before a single unit crosses the gate.

Parent rental termsClear waiver: a reunion aid that supplements supervision — with device-loss terms stated upfront, nothing buried.

No data exposureNo accounts, no personal data, no cloud — end-to-end encryption and no COPPA or GDPR surface area.

07 · Revenue

A new revenue line — on top of the operational value

$8 per child per day, split 50/50. Conservative maths at just 2% adoption:

Daily attendance	Watches rented (2%)	Daily revenue ($8)	Monthly (20 days)	Yearly	Your park's share
5,000	100	$800	$16,000	$192,000	$96,000
10,000	200	$1,600	$32,000	$384,000	$192,000
20,000	400	$3,200	$64,000	$768,000	$384,000

Worst-case assumption: 2% of daily attendance. Our parent survey indicates 80% rental interest — and bundling the Compass into family tickets is the proven path to adoption rates where separation numbers move park-wide. The rental line is the start; the operational savings and guest-experience lift are the real return.

08 · Alternatives

Why not just tell parents to use an AirTag?

Because an AirTag can't point, can't alert, can't be deployed as a fleet, and needs an iPhone nearby. Purpose-built beats repurposed:

Feature	MeetMe Compass	Totem Labs	AngelSense	Jiobit	AirTag
Built for venues & short-term rental	✓	Festivals	✕	✕	✕
Proximity alerts (30 m)	✓	✕	✕	✕	✕
Real-time direction arrow	✓	✕	✕	✕	✕
Works fully offline	✓	✓	✕	✕	✕
Fleet deployment & admin console	✓	✕	✕	✕	✕
Custom park branding	✓	✕	✕	✕	✕
Upfront cost to family	None — rental	$89	$229.99	$129.99	$25

09 · The Ask

A free 1-week pilot. Your staff tries it before any guest does.

We set up everything and provide every device at no cost. You risk nothing — and you can end it at any point.

DAYS 1–3

Staff-only validation

MeetMe installs and configures the full system on site
Your park staff wear the wristbands and carry the parent units themselves
Staff use the parent app with pre-loaded rental credit — the complete guest flow
Management watches everything live in the operations console

DAYS 4–7

Guest launch

Open to families — real rentals, real conditions
We measure conversion rate and parent satisfaction together
Pre-agreed metrics: take rate, alert accuracy, battery uptime, time-to-reunification
Kill clause: end the pilot at any moment, no obligation

Insurance and indemnification signed before day one. A detailed report follows: guest and staff feedback, device performance metrics, and recommendations for next steps.