Saferspaces shifts the principle of safety from the feeling of being threatened to the feeling of being safe
With saferspaces, we are shifting the focus from „who did what?“ to „who was affected?“, adopting a modern approach. Our application not only provides immediate assistance to those affected but also offers valuable insights to enhance awareness efforts in specific contexts.
Saferspaces complements existing safety concepts with an approach that promotes the well-being of all and actively encourages respectful coexistence. Based on the principle of being there when help is needed, the application can provide targeted assistance on site in various emergency situations:
If people are being discriminated against because of their gender, ethnicity, religion, or physical or mental disability, it's important to provide an easily accessible way for them to report it.
The dark figure of sexual offenses is alarmingly high. The saferspaces infrastructure offers those affected the opportunity to receive immediate and trained support.
Whether it’s issues like lack of accessibility, losing a child in a crowd, or experiencing a panic attack, the location-based reporting feature enables quick and easy access to help.
In instances of power abuse or misuse of authority, individuals can use saferspaces to anonymously report incidents and seek support, ensuring protection from personal repercussions, particularly within the workplace.
Saferspaces' location-based reporting feature enables an immediate response to help those affected.
In the event of a medical emergency, location-based reporting saves valuable time.
By scanning location-based QR codes on the saferspaces posters, contact can be made easily and at a low threshold. This replaces the often challenging step of actively approaching a stranger and asking for help with a low threshold.
The application not only enhances the well-being of visitors, but also promotes sustainable security improvements through its innovative approach.
All QR codes on saferspaces posters are location-based, allowing our team to quickly identify the exact location of individuals seeking help.
Contact us without revealing any personal information; your privacy is fully protected.
Saferspaces operates via the web, so visitors do not need to download an app before an event.
Thanks to the geofencing function, the system recognises whether the person reporting is in the usage context.
Non-personal metadata such as time, incident type and location is collected to assess, and analyse the security landscape.
Upon scanning, the system automatically detects the language of the user's mobile device and displays the content accordingly (DE/EN).
Messages can be sent from any location using both an individual venue link and simple integration into existing apps.
If a person reports via the venue link and is not in the usage context, an anonymous message can be sent at any time via the reporting tool.
Our application has already been used in various contexts such as FC Bayern Munich's Allianz Arena, the Reeperbahn Festival, Kiel Week, FC St. Pauli, and during UEFA EURO 2024.
At the OMR Festival ‘25, it was possible to contact the awareness team via QR codes on numerous screens as well as at any time and from any location via the festival-specific link omr.saferspaces.io.
Since spring 2025, the Barclays Arena has also offered a direct and optional anonymous contact to the awareness team on site.
The awareness concept of FC Bayern Munich was first implemented in the Allianz Arena in 2024 in cooperation with Saferspaces.
During EURO 2024, saferspaces provides more security in the stadiums and fan zones.
Saferspaces is also part of the awareness concept at FC St. Pauli's Millerntor Stadium.
Saferspaces was also used at the CSD Hannover for the second time this year.
Holstein Kiel is one of the first clubs in the 2nd Bundesliga to use the low-threshold reporting option of Saferspaces.
Since 2022, saferspaces has been part of the awareness concept at the Reeperbahn Festival.
Since 2022, saferspaces has been part of the awareness concept at the Reeperbahn Festival.
Since 2021, our application has been used effectively across sectors including nightlife, professional sports, major events, and corporate environments, fostering a culture of respect and promoting safer environments.
„By using saferspaces, we will avoid unnecessary loss of time in determining the location of the emergency due to radio interference, incomprehensible announcements, etc. and thus raise the standard of security and help in the stadium“
Sven Brux
Head of Matchday Organization & Fan Affairs
FC St. Pauli
„The collaboration of saferspaces and the city of Kiel enables a safer and democratic festival and the promotion of democracy on the Kieler Woche.“
Vanessa-Zoe Vitsilakis
Deputy Head of Unit
Kieler Woche
„We believe that our audience, through the approach and use of the app, is more attentive to one another.“
Fenja Möller
Booking
(formerly) Molotow Musikclub
„The people who used the codes to get help were surprised at how quickly and reliably help arrived on site.“
Sandra Lechtenböhmer
Head of Awareness
Millerntor Gallery
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