Access to Justice funds award
winner – 2025
Designed by and for victims of domestic violence, partner abuse, physical stalking and workplace aggression
EviSafe is the mobile Safety & Evidence platform for people affected by domestic violence, intimate partner abuse, stalking, sexual violence, workplace aggression and other forms of interpersonal abuse — combining personal safety, secure evidence documentation and AI-powered support in one place.
Designed with privacy, anonymity, and security at its core, EviSafe protects sensitive information through encrypted communication and a highly secure cloud platform trusted by government organizations.
Available as a mobile app for individuals and professionals, with an extended platform for municipalities, law enforcement, healthcare organizations, and support services.
Install in minutes. Protected from day one.

100% private
Your data stays yours. Nothing is shared without your consent.
Discreet & invisible
A disguised app icon and a hidden, hands-free mode.
Reliable evidence
Time-stamped photos, audio, messages and notes in one secure case file.
winner – 2025
nominee – 2025
Selected impact venture
Healthcare, police & victim support
Safety, Evidence & AI
EviSafe uses AI to improve personal safety, strengthen evidence documentation and provide faster access to support.
Users can securely record incidents, organise evidence, access local support services and share information safely — when and if they choose.
For professionals, municipalities and organisations, the platform improves collaboration, reduces administrative workload and helps victims access the right support sooner.
One secure platform. One mission. Safer people. Stronger evidence.
Platform & App
Always free for individuals. Designed to help communities protect those who need it most.
Always free
For individuals affected by domestic violence, partner abuse, stalking, sexual violence and workplace aggression.
For public services
For municipalities, law enforcement, healthcare providers and victim support organisations.
Optional
For trusted family members, friends and designated supporters in a user’s safety network.
Who it’s for
Victims are too often not believed, asked to relive painful events and expected to recall exact dates and details. EviSafe breaks that cycle with a secure, time-stamped case file built as events happen.
For individualsIdentify high-risk situations earlier, collaborate securely across organisations, and cut duplicate intake work — while giving residents a trusted digital channel to local support.
For municipalitiesDomestic violence is a public health challenge, not only a safety issue. EviSafe supports preventive care, continuity of care and data-informed prevention policy.
For healthcarePrivacy by design
All personal information and evidence is encrypted in transit and at rest, and stays under the user’s control.
Evidence is stored encrypted on the user’s device and, when enabled, in the protected EviSafe Cloud — so a lost or replaced phone never means lost evidence.
Authorised professionals see only the information needed to provide support, assess risk or assist an investigation — and only with explicit permission.
Built on Privacy by Design principles, with full documentation to support privacy governance and public procurement.
Once submitted for professional collaboration, records cannot be altered or permanently deleted — creating a transparent history that holds up in legal proceedings.
You can withdraw access at any time.
Why this matters
Violence is rarely a single incident. It usually builds over months or years — and the evidence of that pattern is scattered, undocumented or shared too late.
1 in 3
have experienced intimate partner violence or non-partner sexual violence — 31.6%, around 840 million women and girls.
WHO, 2025
31%
around 50 million women aged 18-74 have experienced physical violence, threats or sexual violence in adulthood.
EU Gender-Based Violence Survey, 2024
137
roughly 50,000 women and girls were killed by an intimate partner or family member in 2024 — one every 10 minutes.
UNODC & UN Women, 2025
0.2%
the average yearly drop in intimate partner violence over 20 years. Responding after the fact is not working.
WHO, 2025
Sources: World Health Organization, fact sheet on violence against women (2025) · EU Gender-Based Violence Survey, Eurostat / FRA / EIGE (2024) · UNODC & UN Women, Femicides in 2024 (2025).
What users say
This is such a powerful app. It could help prevent violence or stop things before they get worse. It would have made such a difference in my life back then.
I really wish this app had been around 15 years ago.
Such a great app for people dealing with domestic abuse, both emotionally and physically.
It makes me feel like I actually have options and that there's something I can do. Especially after reading the tips, prevention advice and support information. That alone makes the app so valuable.
It's reassuring to know there's something there that can automatically collect evidence. Getting proof is often one of the hardest things.
I think this app could have really helped me, or maybe even my mother.
From reactive to preventive
EviSafe shifts effort from reactive crisis management to early prevention, self-management and coordinated intervention — reducing professional workload instead of adding to it.
What that delivers for municipalities
Earlier access to structured information enables faster assessments and better collaboration.

Founded from experience. Driven by purpose.
Naomi Hija — founder of EviSafe, survivor of sexual violence, healthcare professional and entrepreneur. Supported by a multidisciplinary team that stays anonymous for privacy and safety reasons.