Question 1

Que é AYA Band?

Accepted Answer

AYA Band is a QR safety wristband for children. If your child gets lost, a stranger can scan the code and share their location with you — no app, no sign-up needed.

Question 2

Does AYA track my child?

Accepted Answer

No. AYA is NOT a tracker. There is no GPS, no battery, no surveillance. The wristband is completely passive — it only activates when someone scans the QR code. No data is collected, no location is shared unless someone actively chooses to help.

Question 3

What happens when someone finds my child?

Accepted Answer

They scan the QR code with their phone. With one tap they can share their GPS location with you. You receive a push notification or SMS with a map showing exactly where your child is — all within seconds.

Question 4

Is AYA an alternative to AirTag for children?

Accepted Answer

AYA is a complement, not a replacement. AirTags and GPS trackers require batteries, charging and Bluetooth. AYA has none of that — it's a simple wristband with a QR code. It works on any phone (Android and iPhone), in any country, in 100 languages. No app needed for the person who finds your child.

Question 5

Does AYA work on Android?

Accepted Answer

Yes. AYA works on any phone with a camera — Android, iPhone, or any other smartphone. The person who finds your child doesn't need to install an app. They just scan the QR code with their camera.

Question 6

What data does AYA store?

Accepted Answer

Almost nothing. We only store: your phone number, your child's nickname and the wristband code. No ID numbers, no address, no movement history, no cookies, no tracking. When someone scans the wristband, only the timestamp and the GPS location they voluntarily share is saved. You can delete everything by removing the PWA.

Question 7

Can I delete my data?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Delete the PWA from your phone and clear your browser. AYA uses no account, no email, no password. There is no login to close. The wristband itself is a piece of paper — cut it off and it's gone.

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