The campus safety app you actually open.
Walking back from the library at 1 AM. The off-campus apartment. The party. Zeus is the safety app designed around real student life — and your university might already be deploying it. Free for personal use. Free if your school covers it.
For the way you actually live on campus.
Six features that make Zeus the most-opened app on student phones — built around campus realities, not theoretical scenarios.
The library at 1 AM.
You're crossing the quad alone. Set Walk Me Home from the library to your dorm — your roommate gets a live-tracking link, you set a 12-minute deadline, and if you don't dismiss it the alert fires automatically. Most nights nothing happens. That's the point.
The off-campus apartment.
You moved off campus your junior year and now you walk home from the bar at 11 PM. Zeus's verified incident map shows you what's actually happening on your street tonight — not the panic-broadcast feeds your friends use. Real awareness, no fearmongering.
The first party.
You're going to a house you've never been to with someone you just met. Set a Check On Me for two hours — silent, no notification. If you forget to dismiss it, your designated person gets your location and a heads-up. Zero awkward "are you okay?" texts. Just a quiet safety net.
The Uber back across town.
You took an Uber home alone. Zeus is open in the background, sharing live location with your roommate or RA. If something feels off, one tap escalates to a full alert with audio recording. Most rides are fine. The one that isn't won't be silent.
The Title IX tip.
Something happened. To you or to a friend. Zeus's anonymous reporting feature submits a Title IX-eligible report directly to your university's office — encrypted, timestamped, audit-trailed. No phone tag with administrators. No making a uniformed appointment. Just a reported event, on the record.
The fake call exit.
The conversation got uncomfortable. The party's gotten weird. You need to leave without making it a thing. Tap Fake Call — your phone rings 30 seconds later, "Hey mom, what's up?" — and you're out. No confrontation. No drama.
Get Zeus on your campus.
Zeus is rolling out to universities throughout 2026. If your school covers it, you get the full version — including SMS alerts, Walk Me Home with auto-alert, and 24/7 dispatch — for free.
Tell your RA or Title IX office.
Universities adopt safety platforms when students ask for them. Forward your school's Title IX coordinator a link to our universities page — that's how most campus deployments start.
Get on the waitlist.
Even if your school doesn't cover Zeus yet, you can use the free or Pro version on your own. The waitlist gets the app first and lifetime founder pricing.
Refer your friends.
Zeus works best when your circle is on it. Free trusted-contacts work whether or not your friends are Zeus users — but the protocol is faster when they have the app too. Forward this page to your roommate.
For the way college actually feels.
Be on the waitlist. Get the app first. Tell your school. Tell your roommate. Build the circle.