
CSUEB SAFE
Cal State East Bay Safety App
About
This app provides students, faculty, and staff with enhanced safety on campus. It sends important alerts, offers instant access to safety resources, and includes features like emergency contacts, mobile bluelight, and friend walk.
What's New in CSUEB SAFE
1.0
December 17, 2024
Developer apps
FAQ
What is CSUEB SAFE?
CSUEB SAFE is the official safety app for Cal State East Bay. It integrates with the university's safety systems to provide students, faculty, and staff with important safety alerts and instant access to campus safety resources.
Does CSUEB SAFE have ads?
No, CSUEB SAFE does not contain advertisements. It is a free application focused on providing essential safety features without interruption.
What safety features does CSUEB SAFE offer?
CSUEB SAFE includes features like emergency contacts, a mobile bluelight to send your location to security, a 'Friend Walk' feature to share your location with a friend, the ability to report tips, campus maps, emergency guides, and support resources.
Can I use CSUEB SAFE offline?
Yes, the campus emergency guides within CSUEB SAFE can be accessed even when users are not connected to Wi-Fi or cellular data, ensuring you have critical information available in any situation.
How does the 'Friend Walk' feature work in CSUEB SAFE?
The 'Friend Walk' feature allows you to send your location to a friend via email or SMS. Once accepted, your friend can track your location in real-time as you travel to your destination, ensuring your safe arrival.
What devices is CSUEB SAFE available on?
CSUEB SAFE is available for iPhone, iPad, and iPod devices, making it accessible to a wide range of users within the Cal State East Bay community.
How often is CSUEB SAFE updated?
CSUEB SAFE was last updated on December 17, 2024, with version 1.0. While this is the initial release, users can expect updates to maintain functionality and potentially add new features over time.
What is the age rating for CSUEB SAFE?
CSUEB SAFE has an age rating of 4+, indicating it is suitable for a broad audience, including younger users who may be on campus or require access to safety information.







