Don't forget me! Baby in Car Check Reminder APK

In the United States, there have been 749 heatstroke deaths of children in vehicles since 1998, according to the website noheatstroke.org.

Every year in Australia, over 5,000 children are rescued after being left unattended in a car, according to https://www.kidsafevic.com.au/road-safety/hot-cars.

You probably think it could not happen to you. But that's probably the biggest problem with those tragedies. Everyone thinks it could never happen to them. Reality is it happened to a lot of different people over time: a pediatrician, a construction worker, a nurse, a pizza chef, a rocket scientist, a dentist...

https://www.kidsandcars.org/2016/07/08/fatal-distraction-forgetting-a-child-in-the-backseat-of-a-car-is-a-horrifying-mistake-is-it-a-crime/

So should we just cry for these babies and be thankful it did not happen to us, or should we try to be part of the solution?

To be part of the solution means spreading the word about how dangerous it can be for a baby to stay only a few minutes in a hot car...

And maybe doing everything we can to avoid these tragedies.

There are a few apps already out there trying to deal with this problem. And some more sophisticated security systems as well seem to be available or about to be.
Hopefully these can help.

We believe this app is very simple and could help save lives. Simpler to use than most of the other apps, in our opinion, but feel free to use whatever works for you.

What it does is just ring an alarm for 2-3 seconds, every time you will get out of your car.
It will be at max volume (if selected in the options), even if your volume was on mute, and will then put your volume back to the level it was (if it was on mute, it will go back to mute).

So this is pretty easy, pretty convenient, and could save lives.

This is not a security system. This is just a reminder. We cannot provide any guarantee on the system, but just the fact it will sound every time you'll get out of your car should help develop a reflex, and awareness about that problem.

It will ring every time you get out of your car, to force you to think about your baby for 2 seconds... is your baby still in the car? And that's it. Very simple, but should do the job.

You need a bluetooth device in your car to make it work.
If you don't have one, there are some very affordable bluetooth devices out there, starting at around $15. I personnally bought a cheap one like this and it works well. It's also convenient to be able to speak on your phone while driving and keeping your hands on the steering wheel. In any case, $15 shouldn't stop anyone from protecting their baby, I think. if you have a car, you should be able to afford a $15 bluetooth device, which is pretty convenient anyway to speak on your phone or listen to music in your car.

That's it.

The purpose of this app really is to avoid tragedies.
Raise awareness.

By the way, there are other deaths in hot cars caused by children that got into an unlocked car while playing outside and locked themselves in. So this could act as a reminder to lock your doors too.

https://www.thespec.com/news-story/6781637-two-u-s-children-died-over-the-weekend-in-hot-cars-682-since-1998/

Let's put a stop to this.