Accessible. Fast. Discreet.
RaveSafe is built around three non-negotiables: anyone can use it instantly with no setup, alerts reach responders without relying on cell service, and reporting is anonymous by default. Hardware and software designed together for the real chaos of live events.
Three signals. One quiet tap.
Discreet buttons map to the kind of help needed. A gentle vibration confirms the alert was sent — no sound, no screen, no attention drawn to the person reporting.
Concept renderReport without exposure
Discreetly flag harassment, a threat, or a security concern. Anonymous, so there's no fear of backlash for speaking up.
Reach medical fast
Signal on-site medical staff with location attached — critical for overdoses, heat, and injuries in dense crowds.
Help for everything else
Feeling unsafe, separated from friends, or any moment that needs support without escalating to 911.
From wrist to responder — without the cell network.
The whole point is reliability in the exact conditions where phones fail: no signal, dead battery, 50,000 people saturating the towers.
Tap the band
One press sends an alert by type, with location, and confirms it with a vibration. No phone, no app.
Bluetooth mesh
Bands relay the signal to each other across the venue, so it gets through with no Wi-Fi and no cell service.
Dashboard alert
The alert lands on a live map — type, location, timestamp — and AI triage orders it by urgency.
Dispatch
The nearest responder is sent to a known location, not a vague "somewhere near the stage."
No towers. No dead zones.
Every band is a relay. Alerts hop band-to-band across the crowd over Bluetooth mesh until they reach the dashboard — independent of cell coverage.
Concept visualizationA command view, not a walkie-talkie.
Security, medical, and ops see every alert in one place, in real time — and an incident record builds itself for compliance and insurance.
- Live feed by type — harassment, medical, support
- Location pin for every wristband alert
- AI layer prioritizes and filters likely false alarms
- One-tap dispatch to the nearest responder
- Auto-built incident log for Title IX / Clery records
- Anonymous by design — no personal tracking, only de-identified data
Honest about the stage.
RaveSafe is an early prototype with a patent pending. The figures below are the specifications we're engineering toward — design targets, not yet field-measured results. We'll publish real numbers as pilots produce them.
| Capability | What it means | Design target |
|---|---|---|
| Network | Cellular dependency | None — Bluetooth mesh |
| Alert types | Wristband buttons | Harassment · Medical · Support |
| Reporter identity | Personal data attached | Anonymous by default |
| Post-event data | Personal data retained | De-identified only |
| Band wear | Form factor | Lightweight · sweatproof |
| Compliance fit | Frameworks supported | Title IX · Clery records |
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