Student safety platform for schools
Where is this student, and can that be confirmed?
Samipyo brings manual confirmation and bus GPS into one record, with automatic detection planned. Every event keeps its source, so a school or a parent can see what is known, how it is known and how confident it is, and what is not.
Accounts are issued by schools. Register with the account your school gave you.
- Boarded the bus Manual
- Arrived at school Manual
- No evidence for the afternoon trip yet Unknown This is not the same as absent.
Planned: automatic detection
Evidence becomes a state
A state is only as strong as the evidence behind it
Each source adds evidence. A fixed set of rules turns that evidence into a state, and when there is none, the state stays unknown. Staff see the evidence and source according to their role; parents see the state, its confidence and a source-tagged timeline.
Every event keeps its source
Staff confirmations and bus GPS stay labelled, so "did someone confirm it, or did the bus report it?" has an answer.
No evidence is not absence
A student with no confirmation or GPS-based evidence is shown as unknown, never stated as not there.
A person can correct it
Authorised staff can correct a state, and the correction records who, when and why.
No evidence is not absence.
When nothing has been recorded for a student, Samipyo says it does not know. It does not turn silence into a claim that the student is not there.
Honest about where we are
What is built so far
Built so far
- Manual boarding, exit and correction by authorised staff
- Bus GPS during an active transport session
- School arrival and departure sessions
- Exceptions raised and resolved with a record
Planned
- Automatic detection with Bluetooth tags on ordinary staff phones
Samipyo reports evidence and what can be derived from it. It does not promise that a child is safe, and it does not track children outside an active school or transport session.
Built for the question schools are asked every day
Where is this student, and can that be confirmed? Samipyo keeps the answer, and the evidence for it, in one record.