The questions you'll ask before approving this — answered.

A teacher wants to bring StayPut on an overnight trip. Your job is to ask what it records, where the data goes, and what it costs the district. Here's the straight answer to each.

What it records, what it doesn't, and what it costs.

StayPut is a door-state monitor, not a surveillance system — and it's priced like a per-trip service, not a district-wide platform commitment.

No cameras. No microphones.

Sensors report one thing: whether a door is open or closed, and when. There is no audio, no video, and no location tracking of students.

Minimal student data

Trips need only names and room assignments, entered by your staff. No student accounts, no student-held devices, nothing collected from students directly.

Audit-ready records

Door activity and alert acknowledgments are logged per trip — a factual record if an incident question ever reaches your office.

School-friendly purchasing

Purchase orders and checks accepted alongside cards. Hardware is a one-time purchase; monitoring bills per room, per night, only on trips that run.

Security posture

Payments are processed by Stripe — card data never touches our servers. Accounts support two-factor authentication. Full details on the trust page.

Policy-compatible by design

StayPut assists supervision during curfew — it does not replace chaperones or your district's overnight-trip policies. It slots under them.

Duty of care

The current standard is painter's tape and lost sleep.

On most overnight trips today, door monitoring means blue tape across the frame and a chaperone walking the hallway at 2 AM. It fails silently, documents nothing, and burns out the staff you're responsible for. StayPut replaces it with time-stamped monitoring, alerts routed to the assigned adult, and a record your district can stand behind — see how it compares to tape, consumer security kits, and hired overnight security.

For risk-management review, the trust overview covers data handling, retention, and subprocessors, and we're glad to complete vendor questionnaires — contact us.

Reviewing a request from one of your teachers?

We'll walk your team through pricing, data handling, and a live demo — or put it in writing for your board packet.