Set up before you go out

Still Here checks on you during the night. If you stop responding, it tells the people you pick where you are.

Your first name Who should be alerted? One per line Check on me every Demo speed: check every 60 seconds

I'm a student: set up campus mode

The name and contacts are examples. Change them to try it.

Tap 1, 2, 3, 4 in order

Do this now, while you're clear-headed. It sets your normal speed, so later checks compare you to you. Round 1 of 2.

Night mode Watching

Next check-in

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Heart rate--

MovementActiveNormal speed: --

Try what the watch would notice

In the real app these come from the watch's sensors. Here you can trigger them by hand.

Tonight

Are you OK?

Check-in

Tap 1, 2, 3, 4 in order.

Alerting your people

Alert

The text they would get

In the real app this goes out by text with a live location link, and keeps updating until someone confirms they're with you. This prototype sends nothing.

You passed, but you're slower than usual

Heads up

That's often a sign it's time to head home. Your campus has a free ride or escort:

On the watch, one tap calls this number.

Glad you're safe

If you think you were drugged

Go to an emergency room soon. Many drugs leave the body within a day.
Ask for a drug screen by name. Some hospitals don't test unless you ask.
Keep any cup or drink you still have.
You don't have to report anything to get care.

RAINN's National Sexual Assault Hotline: 800-656-4673, any time.