Radar that notices an approach
Measure vehicle speed and distance. Set the sign to alert at a chosen threshold or whenever a vehicle approaches.
More awareness. More time to react.
Little moments.
Calmer streets.
A portable smart sign for the places children play. Hey Go Slow detects approaching vehicles and can alert nearby pedestrians with light, sound, or both.
For neighborhood play, shared streets, and community events.
The portable smart sign · Product concept
Approach-aware radarLight & soundPortable power
Made for everyday neighborhoods
A small heads-up.
A little more awareness.
When a vehicle approaches, a clear alert can give people nearby a cue to look up and pause. Choose settings that suit your street, your play hours, and the people around you.
Light, sound, or both
Choose a strobe, an audio announcement, or a combination. Day, night, and quiet-hour profiles let you adjust the experience.
Controls close at hand
Adjust speed and distance settings on the built-in LCD or in the mobile app. Local operation works without an internet connection.
Optional phone notifications
With connectivity, receive push notifications that can include a photo or short clip and the detected speed.
Move it where you need it
A rechargeable battery supports portable curbside use. Plan placement around the location and available space.
Choose what is saved
Cloud features are optional. Configure recording and retention to fit your needs and local requirements.
Room for neighborhood life
Play streets.
Shared awareness.
A ball game, a block gathering, or an afternoon outside can bring people closer to the street. Hey Go Slow is designed to add a noticeable cue when a vehicle approaches.
Use it as part of a thoughtful setup: choose a suitable location, agree on alert styles, and keep active supervision at the center of play.
Cul-de-sacs Community events Shared streetsHow it works
Set the tone for your street
Choose a place
Plan a visible location that keeps walkways and sightlines clear.
Set the threshold
Choose the approach distance and speed that should trigger an alert.
Choose the alert
Select light, sound, or both, with a profile suited to your play hours.
Stay aware
Use alerts as an extra cue alongside active supervision and everyday road awareness.
A little more clarity
Good questions.
Clear answers.
Does it need the internet?
The sign can operate locally without internet access. Wi-Fi through a home network or hotspot enables connected features such as optional phone notifications.
Where can it be used?
The original concept covers cul-de-sacs, play streets, school fronts, parks, neighborhood associations, and block events. Confirm permission and local rules for your chosen location.
When will it be available?
Join the early-access list for availability and pricing updates. Tell us your street type and typical play hours so we can discuss suitable settings.
The next step
Make room for
more play.
Join the list for availability and pricing updates. Tell us about your street and when your neighborhood comes out to play.
info@heygoslow.com