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Campus safety

From the library to halls, you are not walking alone.

Late study sessions, shift work, the walk across a dark campus. Holler is built for the routes students actually take after dark.

Why students use Holler

Designed for the realities of campus life, not a corporate security pitch.

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    One shake, hands-free

    Arm it for the walk to halls and a shake fires it, even with your phone locked in your pocket. No unlocking, no hunting for an app.

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    Works for your whole circle

    Your trusted contact can be a flatmate or a parent on any phone, iPhone or Android. The alert reaches them either way.

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    Made to be tested

    A Test button lets you and your friends prove your setup works before you ever rely on it.

How it works on campus

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    Add a flatmate or parent

    Choose one trusted contact who gets your live location if you raise an alarm.

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    Walk back armed if you want

    Start a session for the walk to halls; it ends on a timer so it is not always running.

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    Trigger if you need to

    Siren, strobe, recording and a live-location alert, with your local emergency number one tap away.

Student questions

How do I set it off walking back?

Shake your phone. Arm a walk-home session and a firm shake fires the alarm and shares your live location, even with the phone locked in your pocket. The on-screen button, Lock Screen widget and Action Button also work.

Can my parents be my contact if they have an Android?

Yes. Your trusted contact gets your alert and live location on any phone.

Is Holler watching me between classes?

No. It shares your location only during an active alert or a session you start, and sessions end on a timer.

Walk home with someone in your corner.

Join the early-access list and we will let you know the moment Holler is ready in your city.

Holler is not a substitute for emergency services

If you are in immediate danger, call your local emergency number directly: 112 across Europe, 999 in the UK, 911 in the US. Holler alerts a contact you choose and helps you raise the alarm, but it does not call the emergency services for you, and it may not work in all circumstances.