We don't track the bus. We verify your child.
Every route. Every stop. Verified.
Avni's card carries her verified identity. The reader on Bus 04 is waiting for it too.
One motion, on the way in. Nothing to open, nothing to remember.
Between the tap and the next alert, Avni's just on her way to school.
AegisRoute answers the question parents actually ask.
The afternoon route asks nothing new of her.
A passive UHF read confirms she's off — even if she forgets to do anything at all.
Boarded. Verified. Dropped. Every day, without her having to think about it.
India's schools are already moving toward RFID-verified transport — state pilots are rolling out smart-card boarding and geofenced alerts as standard practice, not a novelty. But most of these systems still stop at showing where a bus is. The harder failure was never a late bus; it's a child boarding the wrong one, missing their stop, or being left behind unnoticed until pickup. AegisRoute was built around that specific gap: verify the student, not just the vehicle, so a missed stop gets caught in minutes — by a system, not by chance.
A location is a guess. A tap is a fact. We optimize for the second.
WhatsApp and SMS are already installed. We meet parents where they are.
A safety system that works quietly every day beats one with a longer feature list.
We're working with a first group of schools now. If you're a principal, trustee, or transport head who wants to see it before it's on every route, start here.