all.u.me is a mobile application that enables users to act as immediate support for individuals experiencing harassment in public spaces. By fostering a community of bystanders, the app enhances safety and accountability, directly addressing the pervasive issue of harassment against women and girls.
Funding
Funding not disclosed
Founders
Product
Problem
Individuals experiencing harassment in public spaces often lack immediate support, leading to feelings of isolation and vulnerability. The absence of bystander intervention perpetuates a culture of impunity for harassers and contributes to the prevalence of harassment, particularly against women and girls.
Solution
all.u.me is a mobile application designed to connect individuals who witness harassment with those experiencing it, enabling real-time support and intervention. The app facilitates the creation of a network of nearby bystanders who can offer assistance, document incidents, or alert authorities. By mobilizing community members to act as immediate support, all.u.me aims to increase safety and accountability in public spaces, empowering individuals to confront harassment and fostering a culture of collective responsibility. The platform seeks to transform good intentions into concrete actions, providing a readily accessible tool for combating harassment.
Target Audience
The primary target audience includes individuals who are concerned about harassment in public spaces and are willing to act as bystanders, as well as those who may experience harassment and need immediate support.
Features
- Real-time alerts to nearby users when an incident of harassment is reported.
- Direct communication channels between the person experiencing harassment and nearby responders.
- Tools for documenting incidents, including photo and video capture.
- Option to notify local authorities or emergency services.
- Community forum for sharing experiences and coordinating support efforts.