Equip guests with tracking devices during their visits.
Collect feedback on usability and satisfaction through digital surveys upon return.
Every member of the family wears a Compass watch, paired to each other before you enter the park. If your child moves more than 30 metres away, your watch vibrates immediately. If you lose sight of them in a crowd, you simply look at your wrist, follow the arrow, and watch the distance count down until you have them again.
At busy theme parks, public WiFi and cellular networks quickly become overloaded. Calls fail, messages are delayed, and tracking apps stop working. And for most children under 12, a phone is not even an option. MeetMe Compass works differently. MeetMe Compass operates on its own dedicated, encrypted network, completely independent of public WiFi and cellular infrastructure. It provides reliable communication across the entire park, even on the busiest days. Even during a complete power blackout, the Compasses continue operating and communicating with one another so families can still rely on the system when it matters most.
No, and any company telling you otherwise is selling you something. Compass is a seatbelt, not a self driving car. You still supervise your child exactly as you do today. What changes is what happens in the moments when a crowd, a queue, or a ride separates you, which happens to careful parents every single day.
Your child is never tracked or recorded. The watches show direction and distance to each other, and nothing is stored, sold, or shared. When the watch is returned, the pairing is wiped.
You book your Compasses online together with your park tickets and collect them from our counter on your way in. Pairing takes about thirty seconds and our staff handles it for you. There is no app to download, no account to create, and no setup to figure out while your children are pulling you toward the first ride.
