See where your child is on the map.
Stay close, without always calling.

One parent account works on one phone at a time (a tablet counts as a phone) plus two my.bilipito.com windows. Sign in on a new phone and the old one is signed out; you can switch back to it after 15 minutes. Got a new phone? Just sign in on it — everything moves over. A second adult should use their own account: the Family plan includes two adults, and you can add up to four.

A family app in two parts: Bilipito for the parent and Bilipito Kids on the child’s phone. You see where your child is and how their day went, and get notifications about places and SOS. Your child gets steps, badges, games, the family chat and an SOS button. Everything works openly: your child knows their parents can see where they are.

A child’s phone running Android 10 or newer, or an iPhone with iOS 17 or newer, and your phone with Bilipito — or any browser for the my.bilipito.com web dashboard. Connecting takes about five minutes; it’s best to have your child next to you.

Yes. Bilipito for the parent (iPhone and iPad) and Bilipito Kids for the child (iPhone) are in final testing and coming soon to the App Store. Until then, parents with an iPhone can use the my.bilipito.com web dashboard on iPhone, iPad and computers: the map, chat, limits and rewards — just like in the app. On a child’s iPhone, limits work through Apple’s Screen Time, while Sound around and the camera aren’t available: iOS doesn’t let apps turn on the microphone and camera on request. A family can mix phones: a parent with an iPhone sees a child with Android, and the other way round.

In Bilipito, tap “Connect the child’s phone” to get a QR code and a code. On your child’s phone, install Bilipito Kids (from Google Play, or from the App Store on an iPhone), read the “What your family will see” screen together, scan the code and grant the permissions the app asks for. Step by step — in “How to set up” above.

With email and a password, or with Google. It’s one account for the app and the web dashboard. If you forget your password, you’ll get an email with a 6-digit code to set a new one.

Yes. The my.bilipito.com web dashboard works in any modern browser: the map, the day feed, places, chat, limits and rewards — just like in the phone app.

The Bilipito and Bilipito Kids apps, the web dashboard, notifications and this site are available in 20 languages: ⁨Русский⁩, ⁨English⁩, ⁨Română⁩, ⁨Українська⁩, ⁨Polski⁩, ⁨Deutsch⁩, ⁨Français⁩, ⁨Español⁩, ⁨Italiano⁩, ⁨Português⁩, ⁨Türkçe⁩, ⁨Tiếng Việt⁩, ⁨Bahasa Indonesia⁩, ⁨हिन्दी⁩, ⁨বাংলা⁩, ⁨العربية⁩, ⁨اردو⁩, ⁨中文⁩, ⁨日本語⁩, ⁨한국어⁩. You can change the language in the app’s settings and on the site.

Often and precisely while moving, less often at rest — that’s how the phone saves battery. When you need to follow the way, turn on live mode: the dot updates every 5 seconds while it’s on.

Where your child was and for how long: places, walks and rides, stops with addresses, steps and distance. You can replay the day on the map and compare the week with earlier ones.

A place is a circle or an outline on the map: home, school, a club. Regular and safe places tell you “arrived” and “left”. An expected place follows a schedule: “didn’t arrive by 8:00”, “left early”. A forbidden place triggers an alert at once. Bilipito also suggests turning places your child visits often into places.

Outdoors it’s usually within a few metres; inside buildings and the metro it’s less precise — it depends on GPS, Wi-Fi and the network. Bilipito takes each point’s accuracy into account so it doesn’t confuse “near” with “inside” a place.

Yes, with a temporary link — from 15 minutes to 72 hours. It shows only the current point, with no history or battery level. You can revoke the link at any time.

Yes. Bilipito turns your child’s phone into a kids GPS tracker: location on the map, the day’s route, places with arrive and leave alerts, an SOS button and the phone’s battery level. No need to buy a separate smartwatch — the phone your child already has is enough.

Open Bilipito or my.bilipito.com: your child appears on the map with the phone’s battery level and the time of the last update. If the phone is offline, the map keeps the last known location. And if the phone is lost somewhere at home or in a backpack, turn on the loud signal — it rings even in silent mode.

Your child presses and holds SOS. There are five seconds to cancel, then every parent gets an alert with the location — even at night, when other notifications wait until morning. Only a parent can close the alert, and your child will see that everything is fine.

Your child’s phone rings loudly, even in silent mode. It helps to find a lost phone or reach a child who can’t hear the call. On a child’s iPhone, when Bilipito Kids is closed, the signal arrives as a notification with sound, which an iPhone in silent mode doesn’t play.

No. Bilipito helps a family stay in touch, but in danger call 112 or your local emergency number.

Yes. Bilipito tells you if location is turned off, a permission is revoked, the phone goes offline, the battery runs low (10% and 5%) or Bilipito Kids is deleted.

The phone keeps the points and sends them as soon as it’s back online — for up to 7 days. The map shows when the location was last updated.

When you ask, you can listen live to what’s happening around your child — for example, if they haven’t answered calls for a long time. Sound around and the camera work when your child has an Android phone: on a child’s iPhone, iOS doesn’t let apps turn on the microphone and camera on request. A parent can listen and look from their own iPhone too.

In the same way, you can take a live look through your child’s phone camera. It’s for worrying moments, not for constant watching.

Yes. Their phone shows a notification — “A parent is listening to the sound around” or “A parent is looking through the camera” — and the system microphone or camera indicator.

No, never: not on the server and not on the phones. The connection is direct and encrypted. We keep only the fact of a session — who and when — for 90 days.

Up to 10 minutes, then it ends by itself; you can start a new one. The family owner decides which adults are allowed sound and camera.

Total phone time per day, time in individual apps and games, and any app can be blocked. You see how long your child spent in each app today and this week. On a child’s iPhone, Apple shows this report itself — on that iPhone and on a parent’s iPhone in Family Sharing; limits and blocking work the same way.

Yes: school and bedtime by day of the week, for example lessons from 8:00 to 13:00 and sleep from 21:30 to 7:00. For each schedule you can keep apps that are always allowed — say, a dictionary during lessons.

If your child walks down the street looking at the screen for more than 30 seconds, the phone gently reminds them to look around. Calls, maps and music aren’t affected. It stays off until you turn it on, and you’re told only about cases longer than 2 minutes. It works on children’s Android phones.

Yes. Calls and SOS always work — whatever the limits and schedules.

So your limits and schedules apply on time. This service only knows which app is open right now: it doesn’t read the text on the screen or what your child types. There’s no such permission on an iPhone: there Bilipito Kids asks for Screen Time access, and iOS itself applies the limits.

The “Family” subscription includes 2 adults and 2 children. You can add up to 8 children and up to 4 adults: the other parent, a grandparent, a nanny.

With a link or a QR code from the app — an invitation is valid for 7 days. The family owner decides what each adult can see: history, places, sound and camera.

One shared chat for the whole family: messages, emoji, photos and “I’m here” with a spot on the map. It’s part of the subscription, and any parent can turn the chat off for a child.

On the server — only until everyone has received them, and for no more than 48 hours. The history stays on the phones. On a new phone the chat starts from a clean slate.

Steps and a daily goal, badges, levels and quests, games (“Sliding puzzle”, “Repeat the pattern”, “Quick math”), rewards from parents and 60 avatars. Games count as screen time and follow your schedules.

For families with children under 18. All parents and trusted adults share one “Family” subscription: 2 adults and 2 children, and if needed up to 4 adults and 8 children. Each adult uses their own app or my.bilipito.com, and the family owner decides what each of them can see.

The first 7 days are free. The “Family” subscription (2 adults and 2 children) is $3.49 a month or $31.49 a year. Each extra child is +$0.49 a month, each extra adult +$0.89 a month. Every feature is included. The app store shows the price in your currency, with taxes.

Yes, 7 days free for new families. The trial is taken out in Google Play or the App Store and works only with a card (or another store payment method) added. We’ll send a reminder the day before it ends. If you don’t cancel the subscription before the end of day 7, the store charges automatically: $3.49 a month or $31.49 a year — the same in Google Play and the App Store. Cancel before the trial ends (in the App Store, at least 24 hours before it ends) and nothing is charged. The trial is given once: signing up again, a different email or the same child’s phone won’t bring it back.

That’s how Google Play and the App Store set up free trials. Only the store sees the card details; Bilipito never receives them. Money is charged only when the 7 days are over, and only if you haven’t cancelled the subscription.

The family owner subscribes in the Bilipito app: on Android through Google Play, on iPhone and iPad through the App Store. The subscription covers the whole family on any phone and in the web dashboard. Only the app store gets your card details.

In Google Play: profile → “Payments & subscriptions” → “Subscriptions” → Bilipito → “Cancel subscription”. On an iPhone or iPad: Settings → your name → Subscriptions → Bilipito → Cancel Subscription (or at apps.apple.com/account/subscriptions). Cancel in the store where you subscribed. It keeps working until the end of the paid period. Deleting the app or the account does not cancel the subscription. You can also cancel during the free trial, and then nothing is charged (in the App Store, at least 24 hours before it ends).

Bilipito stops working, SOS included, and your child’s phone stops sending data. What has already been collected is kept for the usual periods and comes back if you renew.

Refunds follow the app store’s rules. Google Play: soon after purchase — right in Google Play; later — write to [email protected]. App Store: Apple decides on refunds; you can request one at reportaproblem.apple.com. Details are in the payment terms.

On our own server in Moldova (AIRSTREAM SRL), with backups in the same place. Google provides sign-in and notification delivery (on an iPhone, Apple delivers notifications); notifications contain no addresses or coordinates.

Places and routes — 30 days; events, SOS and screen time — 90 days; steps — 60 days; chat messages on the server — until delivered, no more than 48 hours. Then everything is deleted, backups included. Your account and places are kept while you use Bilipito.

Contacts, SMS, call logs, browser history, conversations in other apps, the photo gallery, typed text and screen content. We don’t show ads and don’t sell data.

No. Bilipito is only for children under 18. Bilipito Kids never hides: the child sees the app and a notification that their parents can see where they are.

In the app: “Settings” → “Account” → “Delete account”, or in the web dashboard. The account and data are deleted right away, and the children’s phones stop sharing location. Details are on the account deletion page.

Yes — that is how Bilipito works: it is open parental control. During setup you and your child read the “What your family will see” screen together, and only then are the permissions granted. While the phone shares its location, it shows a notification about it, and in Bilipito Kids your child sees what their parents can see.

Most often the phone is saving battery and putting Bilipito Kids to sleep. Set its battery to “Unrestricted”, turn on autostart and don’t swipe the app away from recent apps. On an iPhone, check that Bilipito Kids has location “Always” and Background App Refresh on (Settings → General), and that Low Power Mode is off; don’t swipe the app away there either. Bilipito tells you exactly what to fix: the child’s card has a phone check.

“Settings” → “Apps” → Bilipito Kids → “Battery” → “Unrestricted”. Remove Bilipito Kids from “Sleeping apps”. If the “App limits” switch in Accessibility is greyed out, open Bilipito Kids in Settings, tap ⋮ → “Allow restricted settings”.

Turn on “Autostart” for Bilipito Kids, choose “No restrictions” in “Battery saver”, and lock it in recent apps. On Huawei, Honor and Oppo the settings have similar names: autostart and background activity.

Turn it on in the quick settings and check that Bilipito Kids has the location permission “Allow all the time” and precise location. On an iPhone: Settings → Privacy & Security → Location Services — turn them on and set Bilipito Kids to “Always” with Precise Location on. Bilipito will tell you if location is turned off again.

No: precise location turns on while moving, and at rest the phone uses almost no charge. Live mode uses noticeably more — turn it on when you really need it.

You’ll get a notification. Install Bilipito Kids again (from Google Play or the App Store) and connect the phone with a code from the app — your child’s history is kept.