AVRA is a digital safety platform that combines personal safety tools, privacy protection, AI assistance, safety education, women's rights information and community connection in one accessible experience.
Android APK prototype available for demonstration. Google Play and App Store release are planned for a future development stage.
Good evening
3 trusted contacts · privacy check-up due
Smart Walk
Community
Cyber Academy
Feeling safe in everyday life depends on many separate things at once: how a journey is planned, who knows where you are, how private your accounts are, what you know about your rights, and whether you have someone to talk to. Today those needs are scattered across different apps, websites and documents.
Tools and information for safer movement, journey planning and emergency preparation.
Privacy awareness, cybersecurity learning and support for online risks.
Accessible learning resources, women's rights information and confidence-building content.
Communication, discussions, Notes, direct messages and meaningful community participation.
Switching between apps costs time in the moment it matters. Route planning in one app, emergency contacts in another, messaging somewhere else, privacy settings buried in account menus, rights information in PDF documents, and community conversation on social media. AVRA aims to connect these needs in one platform designed for everyday use.
AVRA brings safety, digital protection, knowledge and community into one everyday experience — designed to help women and girls feel more prepared, informed, connected and confident.
Designed to help users prepare for movement and respond to safety-related situations — before leaving home, during a journey and after arriving.
Protect
Arriving by 21:15
Designed to help users develop stronger digital-safety habits, understand online risks and respond to them with clear, practical steps.
Secure
4 of 7 checks complete
57%Scam Detector
Password Analyzer
Digital Footprint
Designed to support knowledge, confidence and personal development — from understanding rights to recording what you have learned and achieved.
Empower
Women's Rights Library
Confidence Journey
My Legacy
AVRA's AI assistant for selected safety and learning tasks — explaining features, helping with Smart Walk and pointing toward the right resource inside the app.
Eco AI provides informational assistance and does not replace emergency services, qualified professionals or official authorities.
Eco AI
A space for safe communication and everyday participation, with privacy controls and moderation tools built into the experience.
Community
Evening route tips near campus
How I set up my trusted contacts
1 unread message
Every feature below carries a status label describing the current Android prototype. Labels are updated as development continues.
Plan a journey, set an expected arrival time and connect with trusted contacts through a dedicated safety experience.
Benefit: someone you trust knows the plan before you leave, not after something happens.
Learn moreAccess the planned emergency-support area, trusted contacts and available safety tools.
Some emergency functions require additional technical testing before public release.
Review digital privacy habits and understand how personal information may be exposed.
Benefit: privacy becomes a short routine instead of a settings maze.
Learn moreLearn about passwords, scams, online harassment, digital footprints and safer online behaviour.
Benefit: short lessons that turn into habits, not a one-time warning.
Learn moreExplore accessible information about rights, awareness and informed decision-making.
Benefit: plain-language information available before it is urgently needed.
Learn moreAsk safety-related questions and receive guidance connected to AVRA's resources.
Benefit: answers in the moment, with a clear limit on what AI should decide.
Learn moreCommunicate, create Notes, follow people, exchange messages and participate in discussions.
Benefit: support and shared experience inside the same app as the tools.
Learn moreRecord learning progress, certificates, volunteering, leadership experiences, reflections and future goals.
Benefit: personal growth becomes visible and worth continuing.
Learn moreAVRA is not a single button pressed once. It is a loop: prepare, protect, connect and grow.
Learn about safety, privacy and personal rights, and set up trusted contacts before you need them.
Use journey-planning and safety-related tools when moving through the day.
Communicate with trusted people and participate in a moderated community.
Build knowledge, confidence, leadership and personal progress over time.
AVRA is designed to be opened on ordinary days — to read, learn, plan, talk and prepare — not only in an emergency.
The user reviews a route, prepares trusted contacts and checks relevant safety information.
The user activates Smart Walk and monitors the planned journey.
The user reviews privacy habits, checks a suspicious message or learns about cybersecurity.
The user reads community updates, creates a Note, sends a message or joins a discussion.
The user explores rights information, learning resources, opportunities, volunteering and My Legacy.
Move through the main areas of the app without installing anything. These are interface previews of the prototype — select a screen to see what it is intended to do and how far it has been built.
Today
Plan a Smart Walk
Weekly safety tip
Community
Ask Eco AI
The Home dashboard gathers what matters today: an upcoming journey, unfinished privacy steps, new learning content and community activity.
Protect
If someone is following you
Protect keeps safety tools and the emergency-support area in one place. Parts of this area still require technical testing before public release.
Smart Walk
Expected arrival 21:15 · 18 min
Trusted contacts notified
Check-in reminder
Smart Walk turns an ordinary journey into a shared plan: a route, an expected arrival time, and trusted contacts who know both.
Secure
Privacy Check-Up
4/7Cyber Academy
Secure turns privacy into a short, repeatable routine — check, learn, adjust — instead of a settings menu nobody opens.
Eco AI
Eco AI answers safety and product questions and routes you to the right AVRA tool. It is informational — it does not replace emergency services or professionals.
Empower
Women's Rights Library
Rights simulator
Confidence Journey
Empower connects knowing your rights with building confidence — and keeps a record of what you learn, volunteer for and achieve.
Community
"I tested Smart Walk on my evening route"
Voice note: reporting harassment online
Messages
Community is where experience is shared: Notes, discussions, voice messages and direct messages, with moderation and privacy controls built in.
Profile
Your profile
Privacy controls
My Legacy
Notifications
Profile keeps identity, visibility and notification choices in the user's hands — privacy settings are part of the product, not hidden in a submenu.
Explore the current AVRA APK and experience the early product direction. The prototype is intended for demonstrations, testing and feedback while the product continues to develop toward a public release.
Everything below describes the build that is shown at demonstrations. Nothing here is published to an app store yet.
Why there may not be a direct download button AVRA only publishes a download link when a build is hosted at a real, verified address. Until then, access is provided on request so that every installation can be explained and supported.
Scan this QR code with an Android phone to open the official AVRA prototype download page.
Prototype APK — Android only
Scan the QR code to explore the AVRA website, review the product presentation and access the Android prototype information page.
The event QR code opens the prototype landing page rather than downloading a file directly, so visitors first see the prototype status, installation requirements, privacy considerations, current limitations and how to send feedback.
A transparent view of the product today. Concepts are not presented as completed features.
Important AVRA is an early prototype and must not be relied upon as a replacement for emergency services, law enforcement, medical support or trusted real-world assistance.
Most tools solve one slice of the problem. AVRA is designed as a connected everyday experience rather than a single emergency button.
Journey planning, privacy, rights and community share one interface, one language and one set of privacy controls.
The product is designed to be useful when nothing is wrong, which is what makes it available when something is.
Every feature carries a status label, and safety-critical functions are not presented as finished until they are tested.
Five stages, in order. Release dates are published only once they are confirmed.
Stage 1 · Current
Stage 2 · Next
Stage 3
Stage 4
Stage 5
AVRA does not publish user numbers or success rates it cannot verify. Instead, this is the framework the product is built against and will be measured by during pilot testing.
Awareness
Users can learn about personal and digital safety in short, practical steps.
Preparation
Users can explore journey-planning concepts and trusted-contact tools.
Knowledge
Users can access rights, cybersecurity and learning resources in plain language.
Connection
Users can communicate and participate in a moderated community.
Growth
Users can track learning, volunteering, leadership and reflections over time.
AVRA is currently collecting early feedback and preparing for structured pilot testing. Measured results will be published here once pilot data exists.
AVRA is seeking support to transform its existing prototype into a secure, tested and launch-ready product with improved infrastructure, refined user experience, reliable functionality and broader access.
Pre-Seed Funding Target
$20,000
Allocated across engineering, testing devices, security review and pilot preparation.
This is an initial pre-seed estimate. Final equipment and development costs will be updated using current supplier quotations before formal investment agreements.
Founder & Product Lead, AVRA · Kazakhstan
AVRA is led by a founder working at the intersection of technology, digital safety and social impact.
The project started from a simple observation: safety, privacy, rights information and supportive community are spread across many separate apps, and none of them is built around the everyday experience of women and girls.
"AVRA is being built so that preparation, knowledge and connection are available before a difficult moment — not only after one."
AVRA is currently a founder-led early-stage project and is open to technical, design, research and strategic collaboration.
AVRA is looking for organizations and individuals who can strengthen the product, test it responsibly and help it reach the people it is designed for.
Partner names and logos are published here only when a partnership actually exists. This section is intentionally empty until then.
Your feedback will help us improve usability, accessibility, privacy and the overall product experience before public release.
Tell us a little about how you plan to use the prototype and we will send the current Android build with installation notes.
Already tried the APK, or saw AVRA at an event? Tell us what worked and what did not.
Not yet. The current version is an Android APK prototype for demonstrations and testing. A Google Play release is part of the roadmap, after technical testing and a privacy and security review.
Use the prototype access section on this page to download the APK or request access. At events, the QR code opens the prototype page with installation information.
No. AVRA is a digital safety platform and does not replace emergency services, law enforcement, medical professionals or trusted real-world support. In an emergency, contact local emergency services.
Not yet. iOS development is part of the planned roadmap and depends on development resources and testing devices.
AVRA is primarily designed for women and girls, with a focus on safety awareness, digital protection, learning, communication and empowerment.
No. AVRA is an early prototype. Some features are available for demonstration, while others require further testing or development. Each feature on this site carries a status label.
Yes. Organizations can contact the team regarding technology, mentorship, education, pilot testing, partnerships or funding.
For competitions, investment, partnership, mentorship, media or technical questions — this reaches the founder directly.
Based in Kazakhstan
Messages about competitions, demos and partnerships are usually answered within a few working days.
If you are in immediate danger, contact your local emergency services. AVRA is not an emergency service and cannot respond to urgent safety situations.
One feature, one conversation and one safer choice at a time. Try the prototype, send feedback, or start a partnership conversation.