It started with one question: where's the bus?

Every morning, in homes across Amman, the same scene plays out: a parent at the window or on the pavement, a school bag in hand, asking the same question: "Where's the bus?"

The driver can't answer while driving, the school's phone keeps ringing, and the child waits in the cold or the sun. In the afternoon the question comes back in another form: did my child really get off at home?

That is where Basy began. A small team of engineers, some of us parents who had lived that wait ourselves, decided the answer belonged on a screen, not on a phone call.

We talked with parents, drivers and transport staff to understand the trip from every side, then built one system with three views: a dashboard for the school, an app for the driver, and an app for parents.

We are still early on the road, building Basy in Jordan step by step with the schools that try it. Our goal is simple: every child arrives safely, and every family can relax without having to ask.