Locked storage for the family car.
Three products. One job. Zero valuables in plain sight.
School lots, soccer fields, grocery runs. Your family car sits full of valuables in parking lots all day, and the glovebox was never a plan. If your kids are booster age, the BoostedSafe Mini is a certified booster seat with a hidden safe inside. If they have outgrown the booster, the BoostedSafe Elite is a bigger hidden safe disguised as one. Either way, nothing valuable sits in plain sight.
Three products for the family car.
Pick by your kids' ages. The Mini is a real booster seat with a hidden safe inside. The Elite is a bigger hidden safe disguised as one.
Mini Basic
Certified booster seat with a hidden safe. Combination lock.
Pre-order $259
Ships Oct 2026
Pre-Order BasicMini Elite
Certified booster seat with a hidden safe. Fingerprint access.
Pre-order $299
Ships Oct 2026
Pre-Order EliteBoostedSafe Elite
Bigger hidden safe disguised as a booster seat. For teens and up.
Ships now
In stock
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The family car is a parking lot regular.
School drop-off. Soccer practice. The grocery run. Your car sits in lots full of strangers for hours every week, and it is carrying everything: your wallet, your phone, your laptop, your handgun. Kids add chaos, not security. Backpacks pile up, doors stay unlocked a minute too long, and the purse ends up on the passenger seat because there was no time.
A thief needs one unlocked door and thirty seconds. The glovebox lock is barely a lock. The center console is the first place anyone looks. Your family's valuables deserve better than hope.
Which one fits your family?
It comes down to one question: does anyone in your back seat still need a booster?
BoostedSafe Mini
For booster-age kids. A crash-tested, certified backless booster seat your child actually sits on, with a hidden lockable safe built inside. Pre-order now, scheduled to ship in October 2026.
- ✓Certified booster seat, real function
- ✓Hidden safe for wallets, phones, keys
- ✓Fingerprint plus backup key and USB-C
- ✓Pre-order from $259
BoostedSafe Elite
For teens and up. A bigger hidden vehicle safe disguised as a booster seat. Nobody sits on it, which is the point: it holds more and ships now.
- ✓Hidden safe, booster-seat disguise
- ✓Larger storage than the Mini
- ✓Fingerprint, keypad, and backup key
- ✓Ships now
Where family valuables actually end up. And why each one fails.
✕The purse on the passenger seat
Visible through the window. The most common smash-and-grab invitation there is.
✕The diaper bag or backpack
A bag on a seat reads as worth stealing. If it looks valuable, the window is already gone.
✕The glovebox
The factory lock is barely a lock. Every prowler in a school lot knows it.
✕The center console
The first place anyone checks after a break-in. Small, obvious, and usually full.
✕Under the seat
The first place anyone looks after breaking a window. Reach in, grab, gone.
The BoostedSafe answer
Mini for booster-age kids, Elite for teens and up. Both hide in plain sight, both anchor to the car, both open for you in seconds.
Built for the way a family day actually runs.
Morning drop-off. Afternoon practice. The grocery run on the way home. Your valuables ride with you all day, and half your stops are parking lots full of strangers.
Booster-age kids sit on the Mini like any booster seat. Teens ride beside the Elite like any back seat. The safe stays closed and locked either way.
Wallet, phone, and keys locked inside. No purse left on the seat, no glovebox gamble.
Fingerprint open, grab what you need, drive on. Seconds each way.
One product per kid, matched to their age. No separate lockbox to remember, no cable to thread, nothing to hide under a jacket.
Hidden in plain sight. Locked to the car.
The Mini looks like the booster seat your family already uses, because it is one. The Elite looks like a booster seat too, but it is a safe wearing a disguise. Either way, a stranger sees a back seat, not a target.
Patented connectors lock to your vehicle's factory LATCH/ISOFIX anchors. The release points sit inside the locked compartment, so neither product can be unhooked from outside.
Mini Elite and Elite open with your fingerprint, with backup keys if the battery dies. Mini Basic uses a manual combination lock. Your kids never get a key or an enrolled fingerprint.
What fits inside.
- ✓Passports, IDs, and travel documents
- ✓Wallet, phone, and keys
- ✓Compact purse or clutch
- ✓Watch, jewelry, and sunglasses
- ✓Earbuds, chargers, small electronics
- ✓Emergency cash and cards
The Mini interior measures 8.5 by 10.5 by 2.5 inches. The Elite holds more. Everything must fit completely inside with the compartment fully closed and locked.
One is a seat. One is a safe. Both belong in a family car.
The Mini is a certified booster seat with a hidden safe built in. Your child sits on it. The Elite is a hidden vehicle safe disguised as a booster seat. Nobody sits on it, and it must never take the seating position of a child who still needs one.
That distinction is the whole lineup. Young kids get the seat that locks. Older kids get the safe that hides. Nothing in your car pretends to be something it is not.
Purse on the seat, glovebox, and BoostedSafe.
You have probably tried the usual answers. Here is how they actually stack up for a parent.
Purse on the passenger seat
- ✓Everything in one place
- ✓Visible through the window
- ✓First thing taken in a smash-and-grab
- ✓Zero lock between a thief and your wallet
Glovebox and console
- ✓Built into the car
- ✓Factory locks are barely locks
- ✓The first places anyone checks
- ✓No room for the things that matter
BoostedSafe Mini or Elite
- ✓Matched to your kid's age
- ✓Hidden lockable storage
- ✓Anchored to LATCH/ISOFIX
- ✓Fingerprint, keypad, key, and USB-C backup
Three products. One standard.
Pick the one that matches your kid's age. Both hide, both anchor, both open in seconds.
The back-seat test.
Install it, buckle your kid in, and ask another parent to find the safe. If the person who rides in your car every day cannot spot it, a stranger in a parking lot will not either.
That is the whole pitch. Not the fingerprint reader. Not the steel. The fact that it looks like it belongs in a family car, because it does.
Why we built it.
They loved that our safe looked like a booster seat, but the seat their kid actually sat in was still taking up the other half of the bench. So we stopped disguising a safe as a booster and built a booster that happens to be a safe. Skyler Baird, Founder of BoostedSafe
BoostedSafe owners have left 697 verified reviews on boostedsafe.com, powered by Judge.me.
Check your anchors before you order.
Both products are designed for compatible rear seating positions with accessible lower child-restraint anchors, called LATCH in the United States and ISOFIX internationally.
Compatibility varies by year, make, model, trim, seat shape, anchor location, and seating position. Booster use also requires the correct vehicle belt and any head support in the product and vehicle manuals. Check compatibility before ordering.
Straight answers.
Which product fits my family?
It depends on your kids' ages. The Mini is for booster-age kids: a certified backless booster seat with a hidden safe inside. The Elite is for teens and older kids who no longer need a booster: a bigger hidden safe disguised as one. Both anchor to your vehicle's LATCH or ISOFIX anchors.
Is the Elite a real booster seat?
No. The Elite is a hidden vehicle safe that looks like a booster seat. Nobody should sit on it, and it must never take the seating position of a child who still needs a proper car seat or booster.
Can valuables stay inside the Mini while my child is using it as a booster?
Yes, provided the items are permitted by the Mini manual, fit completely inside, and do not interfere with installation or operation. The compartment must remain fully closed and locked. If a firearm is stored inside while the Mini is being used as a booster seat, it must be unloaded. Children should never be given access to the backup key or be enrolled for fingerprint access.
When will the Mini ship?
Pre-orders are scheduled to ship in October 2026. Pre-order pricing starts at $259 for the Mini Basic and $299 for the Mini Elite. The BoostedSafe Elite is available now.
How do I open them?
The Mini Elite and the BoostedSafe Elite open with an enrolled fingerprint. If the batteries die, use the backup key or, on the Mini Elite, connect a USB-C power source to the jump port to power the lock temporarily. The Mini Basic opens with a manual combination lock and includes a backup key. Children should never be given access to keys or enrolled fingerprints.
What fits inside?
Passports, wallets, phones, keys, IDs, cards, cash, watches, jewelry, compact purses, earbuds, chargers, and other small essentials. The Mini interior measures 8.5 by 10.5 by 2.5 inches. The Elite holds more. Everything must fit completely inside with the compartment fully closed and locked.
Will they fit my vehicle?
Both need a compatible rear seating position with accessible lower LATCH or ISOFIX anchors, and the Mini also needs a correctly positioned lap-and-shoulder belt plus any required head support. Fit varies by year, make, model, trim, and seating position. Check the vehicle fit guide before ordering.
Is this legal advice?
No. This page is for general information only and is not legal advice. Firearm storage and transport laws vary by state and situation.
Young kids. Teenagers. One locked car.
Pre-order the Mini from $259 for booster-age kids. Get the Elite now for teens and up. 30-day guarantee and lifetime warranty coverage.