Safety infrastructure for every app with a text input
Two endpoints.
Infinite
lives.
People who use AI are human lives. They are complex. When they reach out for help, the best we can do is apply what works. Building that is too big a job for your backend.
A person
reached out.
An AI
turned away.
// Real response from a real AI app. Still happening right now.
The problem
Every developer builds the happy path.
Nobody builds the human one.
You ship. You scale. You focus on what your app does. Somewhere in your backend, a text input is waiting. The one that doesn't fit your product spec. The one that's a person, not a query. The one you never planned for because you were building everything else.
That moment is happening right now. On your platform. On every platform. Most apps have no idea what to do when it arrives.
Two endpoints. That's it.
Let us check if they need us.
Send raw text. Get back a classification, a confidence score, and a suggested response shaped to your app's voice. One call. Nothing else on your end.
Let us talk them down using all of human knowledge.
When /check flags something, pass the GUID to /carry. We hold the thread. We apply what humanity has learned about these moments and we stay until it's safe to step back. Then we do. The GUID expires. Nothing is kept.
Integration
const safety = await fetch('https://savelivesai.com/check', {
method: 'POST',
body: userText // raw text. nothing else.
});
if (safety.classification !== 'safe') {
// hand the GUID to /carry and we take it from here
await fetch('https://savelivesai.com/carry', {
body: { uid: safety.guid, text: userText }
});
}
{
"classification": "self-harm",
"suggestedResponse": "[psychology-backed + your app's voice]",
"confidence": 0.87,
"guid": "a3f9-..." // pass to /carry if needed
}
Who needs this
If your users type words,
you need /check.
AI Apps
Your model is trained to be helpful. It has no idea what to do when someone is in pain. You do now.
→ "What did we do about AI safety?" /check.
Healthcare
Mandatory reporting obligations. Duty of care. One missed message is a liability no insurance covers.
→ Mandatory reporting, handled.
Education
Minors. Vulnerable people. The highest stakes in any product. You can't afford to be the Hexa story.
→ Duty of care, built in.
Dating Apps
Harassment, threats, despair. The full range of human emotion lands in your chat input every day.
→ One call before every send.
Gaming
The darkest conversations happen in chat boxes nobody's watching. Until now someone is.
→ Coverage where it's least expected.
Enterprise
Your board will ask. Your legal team will ask. Your insurer will ask. Have an answer that isn't silence.
→ The compliance checkbox, checked.
This is not AI safety.
This is human safety.
We didn't start with a market opportunity. We started with a screenshot. An AI that saw someone in pain, flagged it correctly, and then said "The stars choose not to speak on this matter. Perhaps rephrase your question."
That response is still going out right now, on platforms built by developers who genuinely didn't know how to handle that moment. Not because they don't care. Because they were building the happy path. Like everyone does.
We built the unhappy path so you don't have to. We took what humanity knows about crisis intervention, safe messaging, and psychological first response and put it behind two endpoints with a privacy-first promise.
You help. We step back. We forget.
The GUID expires. The thread closes. No data kept. No profiles built. No value extracted from someone's worst moment. Someone needed help, got it, because a developer made one API call.
/check
$0.001
per call
Know before you respond. The cost of one check is less than the cost of getting it wrong once.
/carry
$0.01
per message
Full crisis support, psychologically grounded, privacy-first. Active until the thread closes naturally.