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Want to Be First to Try Safe Call Up?
We’re building something that could make a real difference — and you can be part of it from the very beginning.
Safe Call Up is a discreet safety app for people experiencing domestic or family violence.
It’s currently in development, and by joining the waitlist, you’ll be first to know when it’s ready.
Whether you’re someone at risk, supporting a loved one, or working in the sector, your interest helps guide how we launch this tool.
Who Should Join The Waitlist
We’re inviting interest from:
People at risk — If you’re currently experiencing domestic or family violence, this tool is being built with your safety in mind.
Supporters — Friends, family, neighbours, and others who support someone at risk are welcome to join and stay informed.
Professionals — Workers in DV services, health, legal, or social support roles can preview the app and share early feedback.
Community voices — We’re especially keen to include culturally diverse, LGBTQIA+, disability and rural perspectives.
Anyone who cares — Even if you’re just here to stay in the loop — thank you. Every sign-up helps show this work matters.
Join the Waitlist
Use the form below to add your name.
We’ll send occasional updates and you’ll be the first to know when the app is ready.
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.