Your record. Your evidence. Your voice.

When something happens, don't rely on memory.

Record it. Organise it. Keep your evidence.

SafeVoice helps you create a clear, chronological record of what happened, while keeping important information and supporting evidence organised in one place.

  1. 01

    Incident

    Record what happened.

  2. 02

    Evidence

    Add supporting information.

  3. 03

    Timeline

    Keep everything organised chronologically.

  4. 04

    Report

    Review and use your record.

Why SafeVoice

Keep a clear record of what happened.

Important details can become difficult to remember, especially when something happens unexpectedly. SafeVoice gives you a structured place to record what happened, when and where it happened, who was involved and any supporting evidence.

Record

Capture the important details while they are fresh in your mind.

Preserve

Keep photographs, videos, audio, screenshots and documents together with the incident record.

Empower

Have a clear record that you can refer back to when you need it.

How It Works

How SafeVoice works

SafeVoice guides you through a simple process designed to help you capture the important details without unnecessary complexity.

  1. 1

    Record the incident

  2. 2

    Add the important details

  3. 3

    Add supporting evidence

  4. 4

    Review your record

  5. 5

    Save your record

Who Is Safe Voice For?

Who is SafeVoice for?

Individuals

Keep your own record of incidents and unwanted behaviour.

Employees

Document workplace bullying, harassment and other concerns.

Students & Parents

Keep organised records of school and online bullying.

Cyberbullying

Record abusive messages, posts, screenshots and online incidents.

Organisations

Provide employees or service users with a structured way to document incidents.

Public Sector

Support structured incident recording and investigation processes.

Evidence

Keep the evidence with the record

Add photographs, videos, audio recordings, screenshots or documents to keep supporting information together with the incident it relates to.

Photo

Video

Audio

Document

Privacy & Security

Your information matters.

SafeVoice is designed to help you keep your incident records and supporting information organised and accessible through your account.

Private

Your records should only be accessible through your account.

Clear

Your incidents are organised into a structured record.

Discreet

A simple interface designed for sensitive situations.

Organisations

Give people a better way to report and document concerns.

SafeVoice can provide organisations with a structured way to receive, manage and review incident records while maintaining clear separation between personal records and formally submitted cases.

If you are in immediate danger

Do not wait to complete a SafeVoice record. Move to a safe place and contact the appropriate emergency service or a trusted person.

FAQ

Common questions

Straightforward answers about what SafeVoice does and how it helps you keep a clear record.

What is incident recording?

Incident recording means capturing the details of what happened — when, where, who was involved and any supporting information — so you have a clear account to refer back to.

How can I document an incident?

SafeVoice guides you through recording what happened, adding the important details, attaching supporting evidence and reviewing your record.

How can I keep evidence of bullying or harassment?

You can add photographs, videos, audio, screenshots and documents to an incident record so supporting information stays together with what it relates to.

What should I record after an incident?

Note what happened, the date and time, the location, who was involved, any witnesses and how you felt. Fresh details are easier to recall.

SafeVoice is a recording and evidence tool. It is not an emergency service, insurer, legal service, medical service or counselling service. SafeVoice does not replace emergency services, professional advice or formal reporting.

Don't rely on memory.

Create a clear record while the details are fresh.