WaySense

WaySense is a safe driving app that provides real-time coaching and accountability for new teen drivers. Packaged in a user-friendly interface, WaySense creates transparency between parents and teens, providing context and concrete examples (video evidence!) for ongoing conversations on safe driving. What makes WaySense different? - It captures and logs video clips of incidents. - It gives gentle real-time feedback to drivers while on the road. - It sends live notifications to parents when their teen is... not driving at their best. - We’re not selling your data. Or your kid’s data. You’re welcome. Teen drivers are the riskiest group out on the road. Obviously. HOWEVER, research conducted by the University of Iowa suggests that in-vehicle technology providing real-time feedback and recording video of incidents (sounds like WaySense...) can reduce driving errors and unsafe behaviors by 65%! Teens using that technology whose parents also regularly talked with them about their driving in a structured format reduced their incidents by 80%! In partnership with parents, WaySense strives to help teens develop good driving habits when they hit the road on their own. App features include: - Detailed trip logs with maps and video clips of incidents like speeding, aggressive driving, distracted driving, and accidents - Real-time coaching to teens during drives - Real-time notifications to parents of driving incidents - Driving reports, risk summaries, and driving scores for each group member - Group locations and messaging - Transparency between teens and parents creates a foundation for ongoing communication and guidance Want to learn more? Visit http://www.waysense.io/Want to learn more? Visit AI Driving Coach for Safer Roads and Family Safety Need a phone mount, so you can get the most out of WaySense? We’ve got you! https://www.waysense.io/productNeed a phone mount, so you can get the most out of WaySense? We’ve got you! References https://www.cdc.gov/teen-drivers/risk-factors/index.html https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S0001457518305505?via%3Dihub