📱 Online → Offline Risk
A calm, educational guide showing how unsafe online contact can shift from “just chat” into secrecy,
pressure, location-sharing or meeting requests — and how to respond safely.
Stop → Save Evidence → Block/Report → Tell a Trusted Adult
What This Page Teaches
How it can progress
- Access (DMs/games/group chats)
- Trust (fast bonding / flattery)
- Testing (small secrets first)
- Isolation (private chat)
- Pressure (guilt/anger/rush)
- Offline push (location/meeting)
What red flags look like
- “Don’t tell anyone.”
- “Move to private chat.”
- “Where do you live/go to school?”
- “Prove it / do it now.”
- Guilt, threats, or anger
- Meeting suggestions or gifts
What to do safely
- Stop replying
- Save evidence (screenshots)
- Block/Report in app/game
- Tell a trusted adult
- Never meet anyone from online
This page is educational and non-graphic. If there is immediate danger, contact emergency services in your area.
🚩 Red Flag Picker
Tap a red flag. You’ll see why it matters and the safest next steps.
✅ “What Should I Do Right Now?” Builder
Choose what’s happening. This generates a clear, step-by-step plan.
Pick the situation
My trusted adult
Make it real: type who you will tell.
My safe script
Tap a script you can say out loud.
🎭 Branching Scenario Simulator
Press “Generate”. Pick a response. You’ll get feedback + a risk score.
Scenario
Golden rule
If someone suggests secrecy, personal details, private chat, gifts, or meeting offline: Stop • Save evidence • Block/Report • Tell a trusted adult.
👨👩👧 Parent / Coach Drill Builder
Build a short weekly plan (5–10 mins). Calm, confidence-building, not fear-based.
Select drills
Boundary language practice
Short. Clear. No explaining. No debate.
Avoid
- Fear-based threats
- “Stranger danger only” (risk can involve known people)
- Long lectures (kids switch off)
- Shame/blame if a child made a mistake
🧠 Knowledge Check (10 Questions)
Pick an answer. If wrong, you’ll see exactly why + what to do instead.
