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Who it’s for

Designed for victims, for those in need, and for municipalitiesOne platform for the people at risk and the organizations that protect them.

A lack of prevention and effective support. There is no central, accessible source of preventive information about violence, and no digital solution that supports victims at scale. Existing help is often fragmented, reactive and hard to reach—especially in acute situations.

The challenge

Challenges for municipalities and support organizations

Municipalities and care organizations struggle to identify, prevent and stop domestic violence effectively and sustainably. This has a number of causes.

In many cases there is not enough evidence to intervene. Victims are often left on their own, while perpetrators carry on unchallenged.

  • 01Staff shortages
  • 02Long waiting lists
  • 03Complex cases
  • 04A shortage of shelter places and specialized expertise
  • 05A lack of the right expertise
  • 06Incomplete case file transfers
  • 07Signs of domestic violence are not recognized in time

A demanding approach

Labor-intensive and emotionally demanding

Domestic violence, stalking, sexual abuse and elder abuse are extremely labor-intensive—both in protecting victims and in gathering and investigating evidence against the perpetrator.

Not every incident leads to an arrest. But in some cases, a clear warning from the police, based on visibly collected evidence, is enough to deter the perpetrator. That can bring the victim more peace and safety.

When evidence is visible, it can make a difference
  1. Incidents are documentedAs they happen, with time-stamped photos, audio, messages and notes.
  2. Evidence is structured and visibleA clear case file instead of scattered fragments and memories.
  3. A clear warning from the policeBased on the evidence collected—even where there is no arrest.
  4. More peace and safety for the victimThe perpetrator knows the behavior has been seen and recorded.

Societal impact

Health, work and participation

The violence itself, the lack of evidence and warning signs that go unheard have an enormous impact on victims and on society.

Trauma or PTSD

Symptoms of trauma or post-traumatic stress disorder.

Long-term mental health problems

Psychological complaints that persist long after the violence.

Lost work or study

Absenteeism, or losing a job or a place in education.

Distance from society

A growing distance from the labor market and from society.

From reactive crisis response to proactive prevention

Always free for those who need it. Better collaboration for the organizations that support them.

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