Incorporating key smartphone technology components, such as GPS-location, video and text capabilities, LiveSafe has resulted in UD Police receiving more than 1,100 tips on issues ranging from serious crimes to safety concerns. All tips are immediately acted upon by UD Police.

The redesign and updates include a new scrolling home screen, making it easier to access safety and University resources. In light of the current pandemic, a new COVID-19 information card links directly to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and to UD’s coronavirus website, giving students, faculty and staff the latest updates at their fingertips.

These new features augment the app’s core functions. Among them are the ability to submit tips quickly via text with picture and video attachments, live chat with UD Police, a comprehensive safety map that pinpoints incidents on or near campus and peer-to-peer location monitoring with a concurrent group chat feature. Users also can receive important broadcast notifications sent by UD Police.

LiveSafe is available to the University of Delaware community to download for free on iPhone and Android devices at iTunes or Google Play.

About LiveSafe Inc.

Through a personal safety smartphone app linked to a cloud-based command center, LiveSafe enables increased safety by creating a new two-way channel of communication between the community and safety officials. With LiveSafe, police are able to better identify and assess threats, prevent crimes and save lives, thus enhancing overall safety. For more information, visit www.livesafemobile.com.