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Safety Intelligence for Live Events

Instant, silent help on every guest's wrist.

RaveSafe is a battery-free wristband, a private mesh network, and a live security dashboard — so any guest can call for help without a phone, and your team sees exactly what's happening, in real time. Sold to venues and organizers. Free for every guest.

No phone required Anonymous reporting Works without cell service Title IX & Clery aligned
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The wristband

One button. The right kind of help.

Handed to every guest at entry — no charging, no screen, no setup. A single side button, pinched between thumb and finger, sends a silent alert; a quiet vibration confirms it. The press pattern tells your team what kind of help is needed.

  • 01
    Harassment & threats

    Report discreetly and anonymously — no fear of backlash for speaking up.

  • 02
    Medical emergency

    Reach on-site medical fast, with the location attached.

  • 03
    Non-medical support

    Feeling unsafe, separated from friends, or anything else.

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Operator view

Your team sees every alert, instantly.

Security and medical get one live screen — every alert, where it is, and its status in real time. No radio guesswork, no word of mouth. An incident log builds itself for your records.

  • Live alert feed by type — harassment, medical, support
  • Precise location for every wristband alert
  • AI triage that prioritizes and filters likely false alarms
  • Auto-built incident log for Title IX / Clery records
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Overhead crowd with a glowing Bluetooth mesh network overlay
The network

It works when phones don't.

On-site base stations power the battery-free bands and relay their alerts over a private Bluetooth mesh — not cell towers. Help gets through with no Wi-Fi and no service, even underground with 50,000 phones killing the signal.

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Why it matters

Harm at events is common — and almost never reported.

The numbers are consistent across independent studies, and the cost lands on the organizer.

61%
of U.S. live-music fans have experienced harassment or assault at a show — 82% of women.BMJ Injury Prevention, 2025; GrooveSafe, 2024
88%
of them never reported it to venue staff.GrooveSafe survey, 2024 (n=1,091)
1 in 5
college women experience sexual assault during college.American Psychological Association
$69,733
maximum Clery Act fine per violation for campuses that fail to act.Inside Higher Ed, 2024
Who it's for

Built for the people running the event.

RaveSafe is sold to venues and organizers — and free for everyone wearing a band.

Organizers

Comply and protect

Title IX and Clery-aligned records built in. Run events with a documented safety process, not a paper form.

Festival operators

Reduce liability at scale

A real-time, auditable safety record that protects guests, reputation, and the bottom line.

Security & medical

Get there faster

Pre-located alerts by type. Respond to the right place with real information, not a radio call.

Attendees

Help without a scene

Discreet, no-phone, no-stigma safety at the wrist — get help before a situation escalates, anonymously.

Safety you can prove.

We're early — a working prototype, patent pending — and looking for pilot partners. Limited spots for campus organizers and event operators.