

We connect people and devices with security, control and data — for banks, insurers and school networks that cannot give up any of the three.

Authentication happens at the network layer: the SIM validates the line in real time and protects customers against SIM swap and account takeover — with no friction in the journey.

Governed connectivity for students and teachers, with pedagogical filtering at the source and compliance with Brazilian Law 15,100/2025, the Digital ECA and the LGPD.
The same governed connectivity, designed for each client's risk, scale and regulation.
01The SIM as a secure element and anti-fraud token, protecting access and transactions in real time against scams such as SIM swap.
02Governed connectivity at scale for school networks, compliant with Law 15,100/2025, the Digital ECA and the LGPD.
03Connectivity embedded in learning materials and platforms, with pedagogical filtering and usage data.
We operate at the network layer: what happens to the connection is defined before it reaches the device.

eSIM/SIM with remote carrier switching: devices always online, anywhere in Brazil.
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The SIM as a Secure Element and anti-fraud token, running on redundant data centers.
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Profiles and filters tailored to each client's purpose, defined at the source.
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License management with real-time usage indicators and metrics.
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Digital onboarding via app — a 100% online journey for end users to activate their line.
The market's first remote carrier-switching platform with content filtering, bringing the internet safely into the classroom — in public and private schools.
Restricts the use of mobile phones and other portable electronic devices by K-12 students in Brazil, including during breaks. Use remains allowed for educational purposes under teacher guidance, and for accessibility, health and the protection of rights. In practice, schools need an institutional, curated access channel — and that is where Beegow comes in.
Extends Brazil's Child and Adolescent Statute to the online environment. It requires digital services used by children and teenagers to adopt protection by default, parental supervision tools and limits on data collection and on exposure to age-inappropriate content and risks.
Brazil's General Data Protection Law governs the processing of personal data. Children's and teenagers' data must always be handled in their best interest, with specific consent from a parent or guardian in the case of children. That is why Beegow works with aggregated data, never individualized beyond the pedagogical purpose.
The document that defines the essential learning every K-12 student in Brazil must develop. Its general competencies include digital culture: using technology critically, ethically and responsibly. Beegow's learning paths and content are aligned with it.










We look for committed people who share the values that guide us: respect for people, meritocracy, pragmatism, simplicity, loyalty, focus on results and an ownership mindset.



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