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NEW: A GUIDED CHECK-IN If something does not feel right and you are not sure what to call it, eight short questions help you find words for it and point you to people who talk about this every day. It never tells you what your situation is, and nothing you tap is recorded. SAFETY PLANNING IS NOW SOMETHING YOU DO It used to be a page you read. Now it walks you through five questions: where you would go, who you would tell, how you would reach help, and what you would take. It ends on the few numbers and details worth memorizing, because that is what you still have if your phone is taken. 123 MORE LOCAL RESOURCES Every state previously showed its reporting line and then the same national hotlines. Each state now also carries its Children's Advocacy Center chapter, its domestic violence coalition, and where a separate one exists, its sexual assault coalition. Every link was verified before it shipped, and several that had quietly gone dead were replaced. TWO GAPS CLOSED Added love is respect, for anything happening with someone you are dating, and the NCMEC CyberTipline, for harm that starts online. Neither had a good home in the app before. FULLY REDESIGNED FOR IPAD The app now runs properly on iPad rather than as a stretched phone layout. ALSO IN THIS UPDATE • Emergency Contacts rebuilt, with 911 given its own place at the top • Texting a crisis line now fills in the keyword for you, which it previously did not • Types of Abuse, Your Protections and Safety Planning reworked to be read rather than tapped open • Statistics on the home screen corrected and sourced • Numerous layout and wording fixes throughout