Seatbelt and phone enforcement for every driver in your fleet

Yes. Fleet operators, schools and teams distribute a single organization code. Every driver who joins has protection turned on automatically and cannot switch it off, and the fleet dashboard shows who has finished setup, who is signed out, and each driver’s last seatbelt check.

Not quietly. On a managed child account (Safety+) or an organization account there is no off switch in the app: protection is on from sign-in, and if a required permission is revoked the app returns to setup instead of running unprotected. Anything that stops protection — signing out, revoking Screen Time or location access, or removing the app so it stops reporting — shows up on the parent or fleet dashboard as “BuckledApp off”, “Setup needed” or “Signed out”, with an alert. So a teen can stop it the way they can take off a seatbelt, but not without you knowing, and there is no way to keep the streak or the safety score while doing it.

Yes. Emergency calling is never blocked, and the Phone app remains available for calls. Navigation apps such as Apple Maps, Google Maps and Waze, plus music and podcast apps, stay accessible during Driver Focus. Only distracting apps — social media, video and games — are locked while the vehicle is moving, and they unlock automatically once the car has stopped.

TikTok, Instagram, Snapchat, YouTube, games and similar apps. On iPhone, BuckledApp uses Apple’s Screen Time (Family Controls) framework and you choose which apps stay available while driving. On Android you pick a list of safe apps and everything else is shielded during a drive.

It does not need to. BuckledApp enforces the rules on the phone itself — the seatbelt is verified and distracting apps are locked whether or not anyone is watching — and reports the result. Parents on Safety+ see, for each child, that BuckledApp is on, that the last seatbelt check passed and when, and that protection is set up correctly, with an alert if it is switched off. Location and motion permissions are used on the phone only to measure speed and detect when a drive starts and stops; a live map or route history is not part of the product, which is a big reason teens keep it running.

Give drivers one organization code. BuckledApp turns protection on for every driver who joins, runs a 2.5-second AI seatbelt check at 20 MPH on their own phone, and your fleet dashboard shows each driver’s last check result and time. No telematics install, no per-vehicle cost.

Yes. BuckledApp’s Driver Focus locks distracting apps for the whole drive once the driver is verified — no scrolling TikTok or Facebook at 65 mph; dispatch, navigation, music and calls stay available and you choose which apps count as safe. Drivers on an organization account cannot switch it off.

Those platforms are camera-and-telematics systems that record what happened; they cost hardware plus a monthly fee per vehicle. BuckledApp is phone-only, priced per driver, and prevents the behavior rather than filming it: the seatbelt is verified and the distracting apps are locked before the truck is at speed. It suits small fleets, delivery operations and school programs as a first safety program or alongside telematics.

Yes. The fleet dashboard shows setup complete or “Setup needed” (and which permission is missing), signed in or signed out, current protection state and the last seatbelt check. Signing out is reported to you immediately.

Many commercial insurers offer discounts for documented distracted-driving and seatbelt programs; BuckledApp gives you a per-driver record of passed seatbelt checks and phone-free drives that you can show them. Ask your carrier what documentation they accept.