For Title IX coordinators & campus safety

The campus safety platform students actually use.

Zeus is the personal safety system built around the modern Title IX office. Custom-branded, AI-supported, designed around the data on what actually keeps students safe — and priced for procurement.

Request a 90-day pilot → vs Rave & LiveSafe
The numbers
23,400
on-campus criminal incidents reported under the Clery Act in the most recent year, including 10,400 forcible sex offenses.
Source: U.S. Dept. of Education, NCES Criminal Incidents at Postsecondary Institutions, 2024.
22,687
discrimination complaints received by the OCR in 2024 — including roughly 12,000 Title IX complaints.
Source: U.S. Department of Education, Office for Civil Rights.
$71,545
maximum civil penalty per Clery Act violation. Title IX settlements regularly exceed seven figures.
Source: 34 CFR § 668.84 / Department of Education enforcement actions.
The reality

The current campus safety stack doesn't work.

Most universities license a campus safety app. Most students don't use it. The four data points below explain the gap your office is being asked to close.

34.1%
Dropout rate among student survivors of sexual violence.

Compared to 29.8% baseline. Sexual victimization measurably ends academic careers — affecting tuition revenue, four-year completion rates, and your institution's reputation.

RAINN / Title IX Survivor Support, August 2025
1 in 4
Undergraduate women who experience sexual assault during college.

The AAU Campus Climate Survey found 25.9% of undergraduate women experienced nonconsensual sexual contact by physical force or inability to consent. The figure for graduate women: 9.7%.

AAU Campus Climate Survey, 2020
6,000+
Title IX investigations unresolved at the OCR going into 2025.

With Office for Civil Rights staff cuts and seven of twelve regional offices closed in 2025, enforcement is shifting back to institutions and the courts. Universities now bear more of the compliance and investigative weight than at any point since the Clery Act passed.

U.S. Dept. of Education enforcement data, 2025
3 in 10
Students who say they ever open the campus safety app installed on their phone.

Most universities pay for a safety app that lives unopened on student home screens until graduation. The procurement check-box is met. The actual safety outcome is not.

Internal market research, multiple R1 procurement teams, 2024–2025
The gap

Why your current campus safety app is underused.

Three structural failures in legacy solutions — solved by design in Zeus.

01

Built for dispatch, not for students.

Rave Guardian, LiveSafe, and similar tools are dispatcher-first products. They were designed to route alerts to campus PD. Students see them as administrative software, not personal safety. Adoption stalls below 30% on most campuses.

02

One-channel notification.

Most campus safety apps alert campus PD only. Students want their friends, parents, and RAs notified first — the people they actually trust to show up. A panic button that bypasses your trusted circle isn't a panic button. It's a help-desk ticket.

03

No daily-use features.

If an app only does panic-button-to-dispatch, students open it once at orientation and never again. Walk Me Home, Check On Me, and Fake Call create daily engagement loops that keep the app top-of-mind for the 0.1% of moments when it matters.

The platform

What Zeus delivers to your campus.

A single integrated platform — student app, dispatcher dashboard, Title IX reporting, and analytics — built specifically for higher education.

Student app

The app students open daily.

One-tap panic alert. Walk Me Home with auto-alert. Check On Me timers. Fake Call. Audio Evidence. Trusted-circle notifications. Verified community alerts. Built around the moments students actually use — not just emergencies.

Dispatcher dashboard

For your campus safety team.

Live incident map. Active alert queue with response time tracking. Direct-route to campus PD or external partners. Custom alert protocols by location (residence hall, library, off-campus). Integrates with your existing Rave Alert mass notification.

Title IX reporting

Built for compliance.

Anonymous and identified report submission. Automatic Clery-eligible categorization. Encrypted evidence storage. Audit trail for every report. Reduces the time from incident to documented intake from hours to under a minute.

Analytics

The data your board wants.

Adoption rate by college and dorm. Response times. Alert categories. Hot-spot heatmaps with consent-aware aggregation. Quarterly compliance reports auto-generated for your annual security disclosure.

Custom branding

Your university, your app.

Full white-label: your colors, your crest, your university name in the App Store, push notifications signed by your institution. Students download "[University] Safe powered by Zeus" — not a generic third-party tool.

Integration

Plays well with your stack.

Reads from Rave Alert, Everbridge, RAVE Mobile Safety, AlertUs. Pushes to Workday Student, Banner, your CRM. Single sign-on via SAML/SSO. Onboard 30,000 students in under 48 hours via existing identity provider.

vs incumbents

Zeus vs Rave Guardian vs LiveSafe.

The honest comparison. Most universities haven't reviewed their campus safety contract in years — here's what the market looks like in 2026.

Capability
Zeus
Rave Guardian
LiveSafe
Trusted-circle alerts (parents, friends, RA)
Yes
No
No
Walk Me Home with auto-alert
Yes
Limited
No
Audio evidence with cloud backup
Yes
No
Limited
AI-summarized incident alerts
Yes
No
No
Anonymous Title IX tip routing
Yes
Add-on
Yes
Full white-label branding
Included
Add-on
Yes
Custom alert protocols by location
Yes
No
No
Modern app rebuilt 2026
Yes
Legacy
Legacy
Average student adoption rate
Target 70%+
~28%
~22%
Pricing

Per-student, transparent, annual.

Pricing scaled to enrollment. No setup fees. No hidden integration charges. Multi-year discounts available. Includes everything in The Platform section above.

Community College
Up to 5,000 students
$60K
per year
~$5–7 per student / year
Mid-sized University
5K–15K students
$96K
per year, average
~$5–8 per student / year
Large University
15K–30K students
$216K
per year, average
~$5–9 per student / year
Major R1
30K+ students
$420K
per year, average
~$6–10 per student / year
State systems & consortiums. Multi-campus systems (UC, SUNY, Cal State, Texas A&M System, etc.) get bundled pricing — typically $5–9 per student annually across all campuses, with central administration in a single dispatcher dashboard. Contact us for system-level pricing.
Calculator

What Zeus costs your institution.

Enter your enrollment and see your suggested annual contract, per-student cost, and the comparison to a single Title IX settlement.

Estimated annual contract
$140,000
Billed monthly. No setup fee.
Cost per student / year
$7.00
Less than one campus parking permit.
vs single Title IX settlement
0.4%
Average institutional Title IX settlement: $35M.
Pilot program

90 days, free.
No commitment.

Submit the form and we'll respond within one business day with a pilot proposal tailored to your institution. Our limited 2026 pilot cohort is capped at 25 universities.

  • Custom-branded app live on iOS & Android within 14 days
  • Dispatcher dashboard for your campus safety team
  • Integration with your existing Rave Alert or Everbridge
  • Full onboarding and student rollout support
  • Weekly usage reports — adoption, alerts, response times
  • Direct phone access to the founder during pilot
  • Decision at day 75. Walk away or sign — no obligation.
Request your pilot

Tell us about your institution.

We respond within one business day. Your information is never shared. We are SOC 2 Type II in progress and FERPA-aware by design.

Common questions

Procurement & compliance.

Are you SOC 2 Type II compliant?
SOC 2 Type II audit is in progress. We can share our SOC 2 Type I report and security questionnaire under NDA. Pilot agreements include data processing addenda compliant with FERPA and applicable state student privacy laws.
How does Zeus integrate with Rave Alert / Everbridge?
Zeus reads from your existing mass-notification system and amplifies alerts to student devices through our app. We don't replace Rave Alert — we make it more useful by ensuring alerts reach students who actually have our app open. Integration takes 1–2 weeks via webhook.
What happens to data if we end the contract?
Standard data export within 30 days of contract termination, including all incident reports, usage analytics, and Title IX intake records. We retain anonymized aggregate metrics only for product improvement; identified data is deleted within 90 days. Full data residency available in US-only regions on request.
Can students opt out?
Yes. Zeus is opt-in for students by design. Universities provide it as a benefit; students choose whether to download and create an account. Adoption rates are driven by product quality and word-of-mouth, not by mandate. This is a feature, not a bug — apps that students choose are apps students actually use.
What about international students and study-abroad programs?
Zeus works in any country with consumer cellular service. International students get full feature access while traveling abroad, with localized emergency-services routing. Study-abroad programs can extend white-label coverage to participating students at no additional cost.
How does Zeus handle the new 2025 Title IX regulatory environment?
The 2024 Title IX regulations were vacated in January 2025; the 2020 rule remains in effect. Zeus's intake and reporting workflows are configurable per-institution to match whichever regulatory framework your office is operating under. We update the platform within 30 days of any new federal guidance — included in your contract.