We Are Enacting a Policy Revolution
We Are Enacting a Policy Revolution
At Aegis, we’re not just building an app—we’re reshaping how schools and institutions protect young people. Through top-down policy mandates, we ensure every single student facing abuse, trauma, or crisis receives guaranteed automated protection. No student should suffer in silence. Ever.
Shield
100% Confidential Safety Net
Shield
100% Confidential Safety Net
Shield
100% Confidential Safety Net
Clock
15-Minute Crisis Response
Clock
15-Minute Crisis Response
Clock
15-Minute Crisis Response
Community
Universal Protection Policy
Community
Universal Protection Policy
Community
Universal Protection Policy
FAQ
FAQ
FAQ
FAQs - Common Questions About Invisible Shield
Is my diary entry really 100% confidential?
Absolutely. Every entry you write is encrypted end-to-end. No one—not your parents, not your school, not even our team—can read your personal diary entries unless you choose to share them. Your privacy is protected by law and by our technology. The only time we intervene is if we detect a crisis or safety concern, and that's to help protect you, not expose you.
What happens if Invisible Shield detects a crisis?
If our AI detects keywords indicating abuse, self-harm, or immediate danger, we trigger an automatic safety protocol. Within 15 minutes, a trained counselor or support specialist will reach out to you. We never judge—we just listen and help you find the right resources. If you're in danger, we work with emergency services to make sure you get immediate help.
How does the app know when I need help?
Invisible Shield uses advanced AI to recognize patterns and keywords that suggest you might be struggling. Words related to self-harm, abuse, bullying, or crisis trigger our system to check on you. But here's the thing—it's not about spying. It's about caring. Think of it as a friend who notices you're hurting and asks if you're okay.
Is my diary entry really 100% confidential?
Absolutely. Every entry you write is encrypted end-to-end. No one—not your parents, not your school, not even our team—can read your personal diary entries unless you choose to share them. Your privacy is protected by law and by our technology. The only time we intervene is if we detect a crisis or safety concern, and that's to help protect you, not expose you.
What happens if Invisible Shield detects a crisis?
If our AI detects keywords indicating abuse, self-harm, or immediate danger, we trigger an automatic safety protocol. Within 15 minutes, a trained counselor or support specialist will reach out to you. We never judge—we just listen and help you find the right resources. If you're in danger, we work with emergency services to make sure you get immediate help.
How does the app know when I need help?
Invisible Shield uses advanced AI to recognize patterns and keywords that suggest you might be struggling. Words related to self-harm, abuse, bullying, or crisis trigger our system to check on you. But here's the thing—it's not about spying. It's about caring. Think of it as a friend who notices you're hurting and asks if you're okay.
Is my diary entry really 100% confidential?
Absolutely. Every entry you write is encrypted end-to-end. No one—not your parents, not your school, not even our team—can read your personal diary entries unless you choose to share them. Your privacy is protected by law and by our technology. The only time we intervene is if we detect a crisis or safety concern, and that's to help protect you, not expose you.
What happens if Invisible Shield detects a crisis?
If our AI detects keywords indicating abuse, self-harm, or immediate danger, we trigger an automatic safety protocol. Within 15 minutes, a trained counselor or support specialist will reach out to you. We never judge—we just listen and help you find the right resources. If you're in danger, we work with emergency services to make sure you get immediate help.
How does the app know when I need help?
Invisible Shield uses advanced AI to recognize patterns and keywords that suggest you might be struggling. Words related to self-harm, abuse, bullying, or crisis trigger our system to check on you. But here's the thing—it's not about spying. It's about caring. Think of it as a friend who notices you're hurting and asks if you're okay.