Kizmove

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Everyone
10+
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Everyone
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About this app

Kizmove is a companion app for parents and guardians. It connects to your child’s smartwatch so you can see where they are, stay in touch, and receive safety-related alerts—all from your phone.

Built around family care, Kizmove offers real-time location on the map, together with features such as safe zones and location history to help you understand your child’s movements during school, outings, and daily routines. SOS, fall alerts, and sedentary reminders (where supported by the watch) help you notice important events sooner and respond when needed.

For everyday connection, Kizmove supports family chat, notifications, and calling-related features (exact capabilities depend on your watch model and the services enabled for your account). You can also review activity and wellness-style data such as steps and exercise summaries when your device supports them.

Family collaboration: invite other caregivers or trusted family members to stay involved (roles and permissions follow the product’s rules). In-app help and customer service make it easier to get guidance on pairing, features, or unexpected messages.

Sign-in options may include email, mobile number, and third-party login—whatever the current app shows in your region. The app needs network, location, and related permissions to provide maps, messaging, and calling features. Download only from official or trusted sources, pair devices only through legitimate flows, and keep your account credentials secure.
Kizmove: the parent app for your child's smartwatch—map, alerts, and chat.
Updated on
May 31, 2026

Data safety

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