SASENAI

SASENAI

About this app

When children go out alone, it's a proud moment — but also a worrying one: "Did they get there okay?" SASENAI turns parental worry into peace of mind, helping you watch over your child's growth. SASENAI is a family safety app developed to keep your children smiling. No more asking "Where are you?" — easily check family members' real-time locations and get notified when they arrive at or leave school, home, or work. [Feature 1] Designed to be "simple" and "safe" even for children just starting to use smartphones — chat and voice messages all within the app, no need to open other apps; frequently used messages available as stamps; children can also see parents' locations. [Feature 2] Safety information at a glance, simply — check device battery level to prevent "can't use it in an emergency"; movement speed helps you notice unusual behavior. [Feature 3] Alert family instantly in an emergency — children can notify all family members with one tap; location is shared simultaneously so you can grasp the situation right away; simple design for use without hesitation even in emergencies. SASENAI values not just family connections but also community-based safety. By posting and sharing local concerns, we help build an environment where the whole community watches over children. Daily use naturally reveals family behavior patterns and daily rhythms, so safety accuracy improves over time. Start free to experience everyday safety monitoring. More natural family connections. SASENAI will continue to evolve alongside family safety, toward a society where children can feel secure.

What’s new

Thank you for using SASENAI. This update improves everyday usability and
fixes a number of issues.

• More accurate notifications — the alerts that matter reach the whole family,
without the extra ones.
• Easier place setup — the map opens at the right zoom, so dropping a pin
lands where you meant it.
• Clearer screens — movement history is tidier and scrolling is smoother.
• Steadier all round — fewer unexpected closes, and watching no longer stops
partway through.