Help protect your students and foster positive online experiences
CyberSafely.ai® provides real-time updates on students’ social media activities, helping schools and parents take proactive action.
Our AI scans for harmful posts, determining urgency and notifying the right people in real time.
Help protect your family and foster positive online experiences
Parents and school advisors receive real-time alerts to intervene when needed, ensuring safety.
Help protect your family and foster positive online experiences with Cybersafely.ai.
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– Empower Your Family –
We invite you to join our monthly Learn from Our Experts series!
Our interviews and conferences are direct and insightful, designed to give parents a clear understanding of the social media challenges impacting today’s youth. Our goal is to provide a platform that educates and empowers families with the knowledge they need.
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"I get calls from people selling me stuff, claiming they save lives. I believe CyberSafely.ai might actually be able to do that."
John McDonald
Co-Founder of The Council for School Safety Leadership
"Cybersafely is a major piece of the puzzle to keep our kids safe in the quickly changing landscape of social media. Cybersafely protects our children and prevents the evolving social media dangers. It also helps the conversation with our children, the human connection that we sometimes lack but need in today's world.."
Michael Nutter
Superintendent
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Myopia (nearsightedness) is on the rise, and it’s becoming a serious public health issue. By 2050, an estimated 740 million children and teenagers could be affected. Increased screen time, less time outdoors, and constant close-up focus on digital devices are driving this epidemic. If we don’t take action, millions of
For years, psychologists and researchers have attempted to decode the alarming rise in anxiety, depression, and self-harm among teenagers. While mental health challenges have always existed, something changed dramatically around 2010. Jonathan Haidt’s latest research, featured in The Anxious Generation, underscores how this period marked an inflection point in adolescent
Ever found yourself glued to your phone at 2 AM, scrolling through one distressing headline after another? You tell yourself, just one more post, but an hour later, you’re still scrolling—wired, anxious, unable to sleep. This isn’t just a bad habit. It’s a design feature. The Science of Doomscrolling Doomscrolling—consuming
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