# Indoor5.0 / Indoor50 — Site Guide

> Indoor5.0 is an RFID child-tracking and kids-club management platform for child-focused venues. This guide summarizes publicly available Indoor50kids.com information for retrieval and citation. It is not a product specification, fixed-price list, or service-level agreement. Confirm deployment scope, availability, and current commercial terms with Indoor5.0.

## Organization

- Legal operator: IWROBOTX YAZILIM A.Ş.
- Brand names: Indoor5.0 and Indoor50
- Website: https://indoor50kids.com/
- Email: destek@indoor50.com
- Phone: +49 178 1049652
- LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/indoor50
- Istanbul office: Sanayi Mah. Teknopark Bulvarı No:1/4/C, İç Kapı No:Z08, 34906 Pendik/İstanbul, Türkiye
- Munich office: Agnes-Bernauer-Straße 151, D-80687 München, Germany

## What the platform is

Indoor5.0 brings together venue-managed RFID wristbands, location readers, configured exit boundaries, staff dashboards, permission-based operating workflows, parent communication tools, and reporting. The platform is designed for organizations that need clearer visibility of children in planned areas and better support for check-in, zone monitoring, alert review, and authorized pickup workflows.

## Venue types

Indoor5.0 can be assessed for resort hotels, hotel kids clubs, childcare and daycare centers, YMCA and community programs, after-school programs, drop-in care, summer camps, aqua parks, theme parks, and indoor play venues. Suitability depends on the facility layout, operational workflows, integrations, and support requirements.

## Core platform modules

### RFID child-tracking workflows

RFID wristbands and location readers can be planned around a venue's rooms, activity spaces, play areas, pool surroundings, and exit points. Staff workflows can be configured around the operational areas that matter to each facility.

### Exit and boundary alerts

A facility can define exit boundaries and an alert workflow for a wristband approaching or crossing a configured boundary. Alert handling remains part of the venue's staff and safety procedures.

### Staff dashboards and authorization

Staff dashboards can support operational visibility, reporting, and user roles. Access and permissions are configured for the facility's own process and privacy requirements.

### Parent communication tools

Indoor5.0 includes parent communication tools as part of the broader operational workflow. The exact features and notifications included in a deployment are confirmed during project scoping.

### Reporting and integrations

The platform can support attendance-related reporting and can be scoped for PMS, ERP, access-control, registration, or check-in systems. Listed website integrations include SAP, Fidelio, Logo, Elektra, Asyasoft, Canias, Mikro, and Microsoft PowerApps; compatibility is confirmed per project.

### Data protection

The website describes GDPR and KVKK compliance capabilities, including role-based access and data-handling controls. Customers should review the applicable data-processing, consent, retention, and deployment details for their own facility.

## Childcare, YMCA, and after-school workflows

The [Childcare Center Tracking](https://indoor50kids.com/childcare-center-tracking) page describes how an RFID workflow can support child check-in records, attendance review in planned rooms and zones, configured exit-point alerts, relevant child information for authorized staff, and pickup processes. Multi-location organizations can plan reporting scope, user roles, and operational visibility across their facilities.

## Implementation process

1. **Facility assessment**: Entrances, exits, activity rooms, pool surroundings, and pickup points are reviewed. Zones and alert workflows are planned around the operation.
2. **Hardware plan**: Wristband, reader, and exit-sensor quantities are selected according to coverage areas and concurrent child capacity.
3. **Software and integration**: Dashboards, user roles, reporting, and relevant PMS, ERP, access-control, registration, or check-in data flows are configured.
4. **Training and launch**: Staff are trained on check-in, pickup, zone monitoring, and alert response. The system is launched after on-site testing is complete.

## Pricing

Indoor5.0 does not publish a fixed price list. Each facility receives a written proposal based on its child capacity, wristband quantity, number of rooms, zones and exit points, locations, integrations, installation, configuration, training, support, and other relevant requirements.

The proposal identifies the project scope and can distinguish hardware, installation and configuration, software, integrations, training, support, and any one-time or recurring cost items.

See [Pricing](https://indoor50kids.com/pricing) and the [machine-readable pricing summary](https://indoor50kids.com/pricing.md).

## Key public pages

- [Home](https://indoor50kids.com/)
- [Solutions](https://indoor50kids.com/solutions)
- [Childcare Center Tracking](https://indoor50kids.com/childcare-center-tracking)
- [Pricing](https://indoor50kids.com/pricing)
- [About](https://indoor50kids.com/about)
- [FAQ](https://indoor50kids.com/faq)
- [Contact](https://indoor50kids.com/contact)
- [Privacy and Data Protection](https://indoor50kids.com/data-privacy)
- [Sitemap](https://indoor50kids.com/sitemap.xml)

## Blog articles

- [Child Safety in Hotels: The Biggest Risk You Don't See](https://indoor50kids.com/blog/child-safety) — 2026-04-08
- [RFID-Based Child Tracking Systems: A Complete Guide for Hotels](https://indoor50kids.com/blog/rfid-tracking) — 2026-04-07
- [5 Critical Mistakes in Kids Club Management](https://indoor50kids.com/blog/critical-mistakes) — 2026-04-06
- [Why Digitalizing Kids Club Operations Is No Longer Optional](https://indoor50kids.com/blog/digitalizing-kids-club) — 2026-04-20
- [What Happens When a Child Goes Missing in a Hotel?](https://indoor50kids.com/blog/child-goes-missing) — 2026-04-18
- [Why Luxury Hotels Are Adopting Child Tracking Systems](https://indoor50kids.com/blog/luxury-hotels-child-tracking) — 2026-05-15
- [Beyond Hotels: How RFID Wristbands Are Transforming Child Safety in Childcare Centers, YMCAs & Drop-in Care Facilities](https://indoor50kids.com/blog/childcare-drop-in-care-use-cases) — 2026-07-21
- [The Pool Door Was Open for Eleven Seconds](https://indoor50kids.com/blog/pool-door-eleven-seconds) — 2026-08-01
- [90 Seconds: The Moment Every Childcare Operator Fears — And Why Some Never Will](https://indoor50kids.com/blog/90-seconds-childcare-operator-fears) — 2026-08-04
- [Hotels Are Investing Big in Kids' Experiences. But Who Keeps Them Safe?](https://indoor50kids.com/blog/ela-kinderfestival-2026) — 2026-08-06
- [Kids Club Digitization with AI](https://indoor50kids.com/blog/kids-club-digitization-ai) — 2026-08-19
- [Summer Camp Season Is Here: Smart Kids Tracking for Safer Busy Days](https://indoor50kids.com/blog/summer-camp-kids-tracking) — 2026-08-27
- [Wearable Devices to Track Kids at YMCAs, Hotels and Resorts](https://indoor50kids.com/blog/wearable-devices-track-kids-ymca-hotels-resorts) — 2026-09-01
- [World Children's Day: A Commitment to Every Child](https://indoor50kids.com/blog/world-childrens-day-2026) — 2026-09-20

## Limits of this guide

This guide intentionally does not publish fixed pricing, customer-specific operational data, implementation commitments, deployment counts, performance guarantees, or third-party customer references. Refer to a written proposal and applicable agreements for project-specific terms.

Last reviewed: 2026-09-26