Built for K–12 Schools

Every student deserves
to feel safe at school.

BullyAlert gives students a protected way to report bullying from the devices their school already uses — mobile phones, tablets, MacBooks, Chromebooks, and school computers — while giving authorized staff the tools to respond with clarity and accountability.

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⚠️ BullyAlert is not a replacement for emergency services. For immediate danger, call 911.

🔒 Anonymous reporting
👩‍🏫 Staff-reviewed incidents
🏫 School-controlled data
↔ Mobile + web reporting
✅ Privacy-forward by design
BullyAlert Web

Built for Schools With — or Without — Phones

No phones? No problem. Every student still deserves a way to speak up.

Your device policy should never become the reason a student cannot be heard.

Many schools intentionally limit or prohibit student phone use during the school day. BullyAlert Web gives those schools another path.

Students can access a secure BullyAlert reporting experience from supported school-managed laptops and computers — including MacBooks and Chromebooks — without requiring a personal phone.

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BullyAlert product experience across a desktop screen and mobile device

One platform. Every supported screen.

Students choose the available device. BullyAlert keeps the reporting pathway consistent.

Mobile App

Students may use the BullyAlert app on supported iOS and Android devices.

Web Reporting

Students can access BullyAlert through a browser on supported MacBooks, Chromebooks, tablets, and computers.

Same School Response System

Reports from mobile and web enter the same BullyAlert school environment so authorized staff can review, respond, document, and identify patterns from one system.

Designed Around the School — Not the Other Way Around

BullyAlert can support different school technology environments and student-device policies without changing the purpose of the platform: helping a student reach a caring adult when speaking up feels difficult.

No-phone school?
1:1 MacBook program?
Chromebook campus?
Mobile environment?

Let’s design the reporting pathway around your school.

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How It Works

From report to resolution
in minutes — not days.

Three taps for a student. Instant clarity for staff. A documented record for the school.

Student
1

Student Speaks Up

A student opens BullyAlert on an available supported device, enters their school access code, and submits a report through a simple guided experience.

Reports are anonymous by default. Students may voluntarily share their name with authorized school staff for a specific report if they choose.

Student
2

Add Evidence

Optionally attach a photo or video clip — a screenshot of a threatening message, for example — before submitting.

Staff
3

Staff Gets Alerted

Authorized school staff receive the report through BullyAlert and can review the incident, supporting evidence, confirmation context, and follow-up information according to their assigned role and permissions.

Staff
4

Caring Adults Respond

BullyAlert helps authorized staff review, document, verify, escalate, and follow up on student concerns while maintaining a clear accountability record.

Student
5

Courage Is Recognized

Eligible verified reports can lead to BullyAlert Courage Credentials — permanent, blockchain-verifiable recognition that speaking up matters.

Who It's For

Built for every member
of the school community.

BullyAlert serves students, staff, district leaders, and families — each with a clear, purposeful role.

Students

Students

Speak up safely and anonymously — without fear of retaliation or exposure.

  • No login or account required
  • Report in under 30 seconds
  • Earn badges for speaking up
  • Beacon companion for K–2 students
School Staff

School Staff

Receive, review, document, and respond to incidents — with full context from the first alert.

  • Real-time push notifications
  • Incident dashboard & case tracking
  • Re-open cases for additional evidence
  • Full audit trail for every incident
District Leaders

District Leaders

Identify patterns, improve school climate, and demonstrate accountability across all schools.

  • District-wide analytics dashboard
  • Trend data by school, grade, location
  • Compliance documentation
  • Dedicated account manager
Families

Families

Parents can submit reports on behalf of their child when incidents are shared at home.

  • Parent reporting mode
  • No student data exposed to parents
  • Reports go directly to school staff
  • Peace of mind that action is taken
✨ K–2 Exclusive Feature
Meet Beacon

A safe companion
for the youngest voices.

Young students often lack the vocabulary to describe what happened. Beacon guides them through the experience with age-appropriate language and emotional support.

Guided Conversation

Guided Conversation

Beacon asks simple, age-appropriate questions — no reading required for the youngest students.

Voice Input

Voice Input

Students can speak their report aloud. Beacon transcribes and submits it to school staff.

Emotional Support

Emotional Support

Beacon validates feelings and reassures students that speaking up was the right thing to do.

Beacon, the BullyAlert AI companion

Hi, I'm Beacon.

I'm here to help you tell a trusted adult what happened — safely and privately. Only for Kindergarten through 2nd grade.

Features

Everything your school needs.

A K–12 school safety platform available through mobile and web experiences.

Anonymous Reporting
Anonymous-by-Default Reporting

Protected student reporting without requiring a student account.

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Web Reporting for School-Managed Devices

MacBook, Chromebook, and supported school-device access.

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Mobile Reporting

Native iOS and Android experiences.

Evidence Attachments
Evidence Without Blocking the Report

The student's report is received first. Photos or other permitted evidence can then be added when available, so an attachment problem never prevents the underlying concern from reaching the school.

Real-Time Staff Alerts
Real-Time Staff Alerts

Authorized adults can be notified when a concern requires attention.

Role-Based Staff Dashboards
Role-Based Staff Dashboards

Teacher, Director, and district-level visibility based on assigned permissions.

Crowdsourced Confirmation
Crowdsourced Confirmation

Independent student context can help staff better understand reported incidents.

Parent and Caregiver Reporting
Parent / Caregiver Reporting

A separate pathway for families to submit concerns.

Learning and Prevention
Learning & Prevention

Age-appropriate educational support.

Beacon for Kindergarten through second grade
Beacon — K–2

Voice-guided support for BullyAlert's youngest users.

BullyAlert Courage Credential
Courage Credentials

Permanent recognition for eligible verified acts of speaking up.

The Research

The data is clear.
Schools need better tools.

Decades of peer-reviewed research confirm that anonymous reporting dramatically increases incident disclosure and reduces repeat victimization.

1 in 5
Students experience bullying
CDC, 2023
58%
Cyberbullied in their lifetime
Cyberbullying Research Center, 2025
56%
Never report it to an adult
StopBullying.gov, 2022
93%
Of victims suffer mental health effects
PrairieCare Research, 2024
26%
Drop in academic performance
PMC / NIH Study, 2024
“Approximately 58% of students reported experiencing cyberbullying at some point in their lifetimes. About 33% said they had been cyberbullied in the most recent 30 days.”
Patchin & Hinduja — Cyberbullying Research Center, 2025
“About 19.2% of students ages 12–18 experienced bullying nationwide during the 2021–2022 school year. Only 44.2% of those bullied notified an adult at school.”
StopBullying.gov — U.S. Dept. of Health & Human Services, 2024
“Cyberbullying is related to low self-esteem, suicidal ideation, anger, frustration, and a variety of other emotional and psychological problems.”
Hinduja & Patchin — Journal of School Violence, 2019
“Students who reported frequent social media use were significantly more likely to be bullied at school and electronically bullied.”
Young et al. — CDC MMWR, 2024
Trust & Privacy

Privacy-Forward by Design

BullyAlert is designed to minimize the student information required for routine reporting. Student reports are anonymous by default and do not require a school email, student ID, roster account, or name. If a student voluntarily chooses to provide their name for a specific report, that disclosure is handled separately and made available only within the authorized school response workflow.

FERPA-Aligned Privacy Architecture

FERPA

BullyAlert is designed to minimize student information required for routine reporting and keep report access within the authorized school response workflow.

Designed With COPPA Safeguards in Mind

COPPA

Routine reporting is designed to minimize the student information required while supporting school-managed safeguarding workflows.

ANONYMOUS BY DEFAULT

Student Choice

Students are not required to provide their name, school email, student ID, or roster account to submit a routine report. A student may voluntarily provide their name for an individual report when they want authorized school staff to know who submitted it.

SCHOOL-CONTROLLED

Data Sovereignty

Your school controls your data. Incident data is not shared with advertisers or data brokers. Schools can request full data deletion at any time.

Transparency note: School-managed devices, networks, browser records, and legal processes exist outside the BullyAlert reporting workflow and may be governed by school policy. Full details — including data retention periods, encryption practices, and school deletion controls — are available in our Privacy Policy. A BullyAlert Trust Center is planned for a future release. Questions? Contact our Privacy Officer at privacy@bullyalert.app — we respond within 5 business days.
🚨

BullyAlert is not a replacement for emergency services. If a student is in immediate danger, they should call 911 or contact a trusted adult immediately. BullyAlert is designed for non-emergency reporting of bullying and harassment incidents.

Pricing

Transparent, per-student pricing.

Pay only for the students you serve. No setup fees, no hidden costs. Students never pay — all pricing is school or district-level.

Per School
School License
$2.00 / student / year
Everything a single school needs — billed annually per enrolled student. Students access BullyAlert at no cost.
  • Unlimited anonymous reports
  • Up to 10 staff accounts
  • Real-time push notifications
  • Incident dashboard & case tracking
  • Web reporting for supported school-managed devices
  • Beacon companion (K–2)
  • Courage Credentials for eligible verified reports
  • Privacy-forward architecture
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Best Value — District
District License
Contact for Quote
Volume pricing for districts covering multiple schools. Significant per-student savings at scale.
  • All schools in the district
  • Unlimited staff accounts
  • District-wide analytics dashboard
  • Dedicated onboarding & training
  • SLA & compliance documentation
  • Priority support & account manager
  • Custom branding available
  • Multi-year contract options
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Pricing based on total enrolled students. Minimum 100 students. Contact us for a custom quote or pilot program options.

About

Built by people who care about schools.

BullyAlert is a product of Sentinel Beacon Labs, Corp., a company founded with a single mission: make every school a safer place for every student.

BullyAlert was built in partnership with teachers and school staff in California who gave their time, feedback, and trust to help shape a product that actually works in real classrooms.

We believe every voice deserves to be heard — especially the quietest ones.

“Finally — a tool that meets students where they are. The anonymous reporting removes the biggest barrier to disclosure: fear.”
Elementary School Counselor, California
“The staff dashboard gives us the real-time visibility we've been missing. We can act on the same day instead of finding out weeks later.”
Middle School Vice Principal, California
“The badge system is brilliant. Students are actually proud to speak up now — it changed the culture in our hallways.”
High School Counselor, California
FAQ

Frequently asked questions.

Everything school administrators, staff, and families want to know before getting started.

Can the school identify who submitted a report?
Routine reports are anonymous by default and do not require a student name, school email, student ID, or roster account. A student may voluntarily provide their name for an individual report when they want authorized school staff to know who submitted it.
Who sees a report after it is submitted?
Reports are visible only to authorized staff at the student's school — teachers, monitors, principals, and superintendents assigned to that school code. No other school or district can see your incidents.
What happens after a student submits a report?
School staff receive an instant push notification. They review the incident in the staff dashboard, can request additional information, update the status, log their actions, and close or escalate the case. Students who submitted a verified report earn a badge.
Can students upload photos or videos as evidence?
Yes. Students can optionally attach photos or video clips — such as screenshots of threatening messages — when submitting a report. Attachments are stored securely and are only accessible to authorized school staff.
What happens with false or inaccurate reports?
Staff can mark reports as dismissed and log a reason. The system does not automatically penalize reporters — staff use their professional judgment. Repeated misuse patterns can be flagged for administrator review.
Is BullyAlert an emergency service?
No. BullyAlert is designed for non-emergency reporting of bullying and harassment. If a student is in immediate danger, they should call 911 or contact a trusted adult right away. Do not use BullyAlert in place of emergency services.
What is Beacon, and which students can use it?
Beacon is an AI-powered conversational companion designed exclusively for Kindergarten through 2nd grade students. It guides young students through the reporting process using simple, age-appropriate language and voice input. Beacon is not available for older grade levels.
How long is incident data retained?
Incident data is retained for the duration of the school's active subscription. Schools can request full data deletion at any time by contacting privacy@bullyalert.app. We do not retain data after a school's subscription ends, subject to any applicable legal hold requirements.
Does AI make disciplinary decisions?
No. AI is used only to assist Beacon in guiding young students through the reporting process. All disciplinary decisions are made exclusively by school staff. BullyAlert provides information and tools — it does not recommend, determine, or enforce any disciplinary action.
What does "anonymous" mean technically?
Routine reporting is designed to minimize the student information required: students are not required to provide a name, school email, student ID, or roster account. School-managed devices, networks, browser records, and legal processes exist outside the BullyAlert reporting workflow and may be governed by school policy.
Do students pay for BullyAlert?
No. Students never pay anything. BullyAlert is licensed at the school or district level. The school pays $2.00 per enrolled student per year. There are no in-app purchases, paywalls, or fees visible to students at any time.
How do we get started?
Book a 30-minute school demo through our Calendly link. We will walk through the platform, answer your compliance questions, and set up a pilot for your school — typically within one week of the demo.

Give Students Another Way to Reach You.

Whether your students carry phones, MacBooks, Chromebooks, or a mix of devices, BullyAlert can help create a protected pathway from student concern to caring adult response.

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