Your Voice. Your Evidence. Your Safety.
Discreet help. When it matters most.
A safety app for Australians experiencing domestic violence.
Your phone becomes a lifeline — disguised, secure, and ready in one tap.
Our Top Priorities
5,000
Connect thousands with discreet, life-saving tools
20+
Partner with at least 20 frontline organisations across Australia
Secure grants and sponsorship to keep the app free
About Us
An Australian team with heart.
Safe Call Up was created by people who’ve worked on the frontline with domestic and family violence victim-survivors. We’ve seen the gaps. We’ve listened to the stories. And we’ve built a tool that puts safety back in the hands of those who need it most.
Developed by Australian advocates and tech experts, Safe Call Up combines smart, secure technology with deep community understanding — all to help make every person, every home, and every community safer.
We’re especially committed to supporting First Nations communities with culturally respectful and geographically tailored tools.
Built On
Real Stories
Coming Soon
App Features
Everything you need, hidden in plain sight.
Emergency Alert
Send a silent SOS with your location to trusted contacts or 000 — instantly and discreetly.
Disguised Interface
Looks like a weather or news app. Unlocked with a hidden code to protect your privacy.
Local Support Hub
Find help close to home — from 1800RESPECT to nearby shelters and Legal Aid services.
Secure Logging
Privately record notes, photos or voice memos. Saved safely in the cloud for later use.
Safety Planning Tools
Create a personalised plan with contact management and escape options that suit you.
Want to Help Us Create an Even Bigger Positive Impact?
Partner with Safe Call Up to support accessible, life-saving technology across Australia.
The Current Situation
Why It Matters
1 in 4 Australian women and 1 in 13 men experience domestic or family violence in their lifetime.
Source: Australian Bureau of Statistics, 2021
Over 110,000 domestic violence incidents were reported to Australian police in 2023.
Source: Australian Institute of Criminology, 2024
70% of women accessing domestic violence services in Australia express a need for discreet, tech-based tools to ensure safety.
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Progress Stage
Where the Project Stands
The vision is clear — and now we’re building it.
Safe Call Up is currently in development. We’re working with Australian tech experts and the DV support sector to make sure every feature is safe, private, and effective from day one. Your support now helps shape what comes next.
Who Should Get in Touch
We’re looking to connect with:
Survivors — If you’ve experienced domestic or family violence, your insight can help shape the app.
Supporters — Friends or family supporting someone at risk are encouraged to connect and share their perspective.
Partner organisations — We’re looking to collaborate with DV services, legal aid, and community groups.
Potential sponsors — If you can help fund or promote this work, we’d love to hear from you.
Volunteers — Whether you have time, skills, or connections, your support can make a real difference.
Make Contact Now
Whether you want to support, collaborate, or stay in the loop — we’d love to hear from you.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the app available yet?
Not yet — Safe Call Up is currently in development. We're working closely with Australian experts, advocates, and tech teams to ensure it’s safe, secure, and ready for real-world use.
Will the app be free?
Yes. The core version of Safe Call Up will always be free to download. Ongoing funding from sponsors and grants helps us keep it accessible for everyone who needs it.
Who is the app for?
Safe Call Up is designed for people experiencing domestic or family violence, as well as friends, family, and support services who want to help. It's especially focused on serving First Nations communities and those in regional and remote areas.
What support services are included?
The app will include localised access to support across Australia, including 1800RESPECT, Legal Aid, and nearby shelters like women’s refuges in NSW, Victoria, and beyond.
How does the disguised interface work?
To protect users, the app is hidden behind a decoy (like a weather or news app) and unlocked with a private code. This means it can’t be easily discovered by someone monitoring the phone.
Can I suggest a feature or get involved in development?
Yes — we’d love to hear from you. Survivors, supporters, professionals, and partners are all encouraged to get in touch via the enquiry form.
Safe Call Up isn’t working alone — we’re here to strengthen the whole sector.
Part of a Larger Movement
Collaboration-First
We work with existing services, not against them.
A Tool, Not a Replacement
Safe Call Up supports safety planning and help-seeking, but doesn’t replace case workers or legal support.
Built to Adapt
The app will evolve based on feedback from survivors and sector professionals.
Office: Australia Based
Linkedin: Safe Call Up
Contact Us: Via form above
Site: www.safecallup.com.au