Life Events · Your RightsLeave a toxic relationship with a calmer, safer exit plan.
A safety-first planning kit for documents, support contacts, money basics and temporary housing — starting with a digital safety check, so the plan itself doesn't put you at risk. If you're in danger right now, call emergency services first.
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Instant delivery to your emailThe Problem
Leaving is hardest when fear, logistics and money all hit at once.
You may know you need to leave and still feel frozen
Doubt is part of it, and so is exhaustion. When every option looks risky, the mind stops choosing at all — which is why a plan built in a calm hour beats decisions made in a bad one.
Documents, money and safe contacts matter more than people expect
ID, medications, bank access, a phone that's genuinely yours. These are the details that decide whether leaving is possible on a given evening, and they're the ones stress makes you forget.
Housing and money questions keep people in place
Nowhere to go and nothing in your own name is the most common reason people stay, and it's a practical problem with practical answers — most of which come from services that exist for exactly this.
The plan itself can become the risk
Shared devices, synced backups, and location sharing mean a search history can be read. Safety planning starts with making sure the planning is private — which most guides skip entirely.
What You Get
Everything you need for a more prepared safe-exit plan.
Digital Safety Check
Five questions on whether they could see any of this.
Safety Planner
A priority order built around your real constraints.
Document Checklist
What to photograph, what to gather, where to keep it.
Support Map
Who to ask, in what order, and the words to use.
Housing & Escalation Plan
Where to go, what to grab, what to do if it gets worse.
Preparedness Check
Six areas rated, so you can see where the plan is thin.
How It Works
From fear and chaos to a safer exit structure in 15 minutes.
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Check that planning is private
Five questions on devices, shared accounts, location and history — before you write anything down.
~2 minutes2
Describe your situation and barriers
What feels urgent, what you can access, who you could call, and what's making it hardest.
~5 minutes3
Get your plan and use it
A priority order, a document checklist, a support map, housing options, and a short version you can memorise.
~8 minutes1
clear exit structure, built in a safety-first order — plus a five-line version simple enough to follow on a bad night
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digital safety checks first
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planning tools for the hard parts
7 days
of low-visibility next steps
Questions
Everything you need to know.
What if the situation feels dangerous right now?
Call emergency services. Nothing in this kit is more important than that, and the tools are built to say so first rather than walk you through planning while you're in danger. If you're in the US, the National Domestic Violence Hotline is 1-800-799-7233, or text START to 88788 — it's free, confidential, and available around the clock. Elsewhere, look up your country's equivalent.
Is it safe to use this on my phone?
That depends, and it's the first thing the kit checks. Shared devices, synced cloud backups, family phone plans, and location sharing all mean a partner can sometimes see more than you'd expect. The digital safety check walks through it in five questions and tells you plainly if you should continue from a different device — a friend's, a work computer, or a library. Bear in mind that suddenly deleting everything can itself look suspicious.
Is this a replacement for emergency or professional help?
No, and it doesn't try to be. It doesn't replace emergency services, legal advice, shelters, or domestic violence advocates — the people who do this every day, for free, and who know your local laws and services. What this does is organise the practical side and help you work out what needs attention first, so you arrive at those conversations with a clearer picture.
Who is this for?
People who want to leave a toxic or abusive relationship and feel overwhelmed by fear, logistics, money, housing, or simply not knowing where to begin. It works whether you're leaving next week or quietly thinking about it for the first time.
Can this help if children or pets are involved?
Yes — every tool asks about dependents and factors them into priorities, essentials and housing. Custody is a legal question rather than a planning one, so the kit points you to a lawyer or a DV advocate for that rather than guessing, since the rules differ by country and state.
What do I actually receive?
An interactive AI toolkit that generates a safety-first exit plan, a document and essentials checklist, a support contact map, a temporary housing and escalation plan, plus a digital safety check and a six-area preparedness rating you can revisit as things change.
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