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A system that redefines safety

Saferspaces makes innovative security concepts visible, measurable and effective

OMRgamescomBarclaysFC St. PauliRBFTollwoodKiel Sailing CityFC MagdeburgHamburgMolotowUni FlensburgMaschseefest
Lavender screens with text „AWARENESS AT #OMR25“, photos of two people and QR code for Safer Spaces.
Stage with „RSH Kindertag“ banner and large screen: „Do you or does someone else need help?“ plus QR code.
Blue flyer with „Schutzkonzept im Stadion“ in front of the stadium and colorful „Munich“ banner at cloudy sky.

Simple, modern, effective

Our system helps you detect critical situations early and manage them in a structured way. Saferspaces adapts flexibly to any context, increases visitor satisfaction and provides valuable data to continuously improve safety and safe-guarding structures.

Value-driven impact

Saferspaces strengthens the offering of organisers and organisations, expands target audiences and enhances the visitor experience through innovative, accessible and future-oriented safety structures.

Reduces costs

Our system reduces costs through fast responses, prevented sanctions, and more efficient use of security and personnel resources.

Provides valuable data

Valuable, anonymized data helps to purposefully advance security and safeguarding structures.

Increases standards

With Saferspaces, existing structures are systematically strengthened, further developed, and made future-oriented.

Strengthens sense of security

The implementation of Saferspaces positively impacts the sense of security for visitors.

Reduces escalation risk

The system enables early intervention and thus reduces the risk of escalation.

Reduces turnover

Saferspaces creates reliable structures that foster staff well-being and counteract turnover.

Expands target audiences

The integration of our reporting structure helps reach new target groups and thus lays the foundation for increasing revenue.

Our Customers

UEFA Women's Euro Switzerland 2025 logo on a blue background with pink accents.

UEFA EURO 2025

In use again at the Women's EURO — across all 8 stadiums and their adjacent fan zones.

Audience in front of a stage with lights and a screen showing 'Welcome to gamescom Opening Night Live!'.

gamescom

During gamescom in Cologne, visitors could reach the awareness team at any time through our system when help was needed.

Aerial view of the Tollwood festival in Munich's Olympiapark at sunset.

Tollwood

Reporting system for Tollwood in the Olympiapark – approachable on site, analysable afterwards.

Digital info boards with a purple background at #OMR25 explaining awareness and contact options.

OMR

At OMR '25, the awareness team could be reached any time from anywhere via screens or the link omr.saferspaces.io.

Barclays Arena exterior with large logo against a city skyline under a clear blue sky.

Barclays Arena

Since spring 2025, Barclays Arena offers visitors a direct, optionally anonymous channel to the on-site awareness team.

#FOOTBALL awareness poster with the text 'Do you or someone else need help?' on a blue tournament background.

UEFA EURO 2024

All 10 stadiums and the 4 largest fan zones. An integral part of the official safeguarding concept.

A hand holding a purple info sheet in front of the FC St. Pauli stadium entrance.

FC St. Pauli

In use for internal reporting structures despite limited mobile coverage inside the stadium.

The distinctive red exterior panels of the Allianz Arena with FC Bayern München branding.

FC Bayern München

As part of the safeguarding concept, our location-based QR codes were first deployed in the Allianz Arena in 2023.

Blue stadium sign reading 'Do you or someone else need help?' with QR code.

Holstein Kiel

Low-threshold reporting channel in the stadium. Holstein Kiel also uses saferspaces at its youth academy as part of the child-protection concept.

Banner at Kieler Woche with QR code and the text 'For a respectful experience at Kieler Woche'.

Kieler Woche

Since 2023, saferspaces has offered visitors a way to request help at Northern Europe's largest summer festival.

Interior of the Tokonoma club in green lighting with a stage and speakers.

Tokonoma

Awareness anchored in everyday club operations, from acute incidents to structural evaluation.

Black info booth with a purple 'AWARENESS POINT' banner at the Reeperbahn Festival.

Reeperbahn Festival

saferspaces has been part of the Reeperbahn Festival awareness concept since 2022.

The four members of Jeremias standing by the sea at sunset, looking seriously at the camera.

Jeremias

Jeremias integrated our system into their awareness concept, enabling simple, anonymous contact with the team during and after concerts.

Four musicians standing side by side — representing concerts and tours where saferspaces is in use.

Concerts & Tours

Flexible, ready-to-deploy awareness infrastructure that adapts to any venue — from small club shows to arena tours.

Hochschule Flensburg poster reading “Something happened? Speak up.” with a QR code for anonymous reporting.

Flensburg University

Low-threshold reporting infrastructure for the campus and reliable data for a safe study environment.

Awareness poster inside Hamburg's Molotow club featuring a saferspaces QR code.

Molotow

Awareness in the heart of the Reeperbahn – anonymous help in everyday club life, documented for lasting safer-clubbing standards.

Blue-green informational panel at the 1. FC Magdeburg stadium.

1. FC Magdeburg

Digital reporting channel at Victoriaplatz. Fans report incidents directly via QR code.

Crowd of fans with German flags and jerseys at the Berlin fan mile by the Brandenburg Gate.

Fan fest Berlin

Reporting system for hundreds of thousands of guests at the Brandenburg Gate, with structured reporting for the host city.

Exterior of the Schlachthof Wiesbaden cultural centre with graffiti-covered facade.

Schlachthof Wiesbaden

Awareness in everyday club life and during major events. Anonymous, automatically multilingual, with comprehensive documentation.

Entrance gate reading “EURO 2024 Festival Frankfurt” and “Fan Zone Mainufer”.

Fan fest Frankfurt

Rapid response on Frankfurt's Mainufer – the official fan-fest reporting system with reporting for the host city.

Ferris wheel and fans dressed in orange Netherlands gear at the Fan Fest on Hamburg's Heiligengeistfeld.

Fan Fest Hamburg

Rapid response on Heiligengeistfeld – the official reporting system for tens of thousands of fans, with reporting for the city and organiser.

Entrance area of the Halle 02 cultural centre in Heidelberg with a covered loading bay.

Halle 02

Awareness infrastructure at the Heidelberg cultural centre – from anonymous reporting to the annual report.

Stand at Millerntor stadium with the slogan “No human is illegal” and a city skyline backdrop.

Millerntor Gallery

Anonymous help and structured documentation for the art festival at Millerntor.

Stage at the R.SH Kindertag with audience and a banner reading 'We wish you a lot of fun at the R.SH-Kindertag'.

R.SH Kindertag

saferspaces was in use at the R.SH Kindertag in Neumünster, helping effectively reunite parents and children across the event.

Hanover's New Town Hall at night with the illuminated Maschseefest reflected in the lake.

Maschseefest

Help when it's needed, all around the Maschsee. 19 days of festival operations, secured with rapid response and data-driven reporting.

Blue informational sign at Präemium Park Am Hünting with QR code for 1. FC Bocholt reports.

1. FC Bocholt

Digital reporting channel in Präemium Park Am Hünting. First deployment in the Regionalliga West, live since August 2025.

Plenary hall of the Düsseldorf state parliament with delegates at the youth parliament session.

Düsseldorf state parliament

Awareness standards at the NRW youth parliament. Low-threshold reporting and reliable data.

Festively decorated Düsseldorf city centre with an Asian carousel pagoda during Japan Day.

Japan Day Düsseldorf

Reporting channels at Düsseldorf's Japan Day – awareness for hundreds of thousands of visitors along the Rhine.

Munich's Olympiapark with the fan-fest stage in front of the Olympic tower and stadium roof.

Fan fest Munich

Rapid response at the Munich fan fest – reporting channels right on the host-city grounds.

QR-code poster reading “Do you or someone else need help?” at the Hanover Schützenfest.

Hanover marksmen's fair

Reporting infrastructure at the world's largest marksmen's fair – with analysis for the city and organiser.

Pride march in front of Hanover's opera house with a rainbow “Here and queer” sign and crowds carrying flags.

CSD Hanover

Safer Pride in Hanover – anonymous reporting channels for a safe CSD.

Live stage with a band at the Fête de la Musique in Hanover at dusk.

Fête de la Musique

Awareness infrastructure at the Fête de la Musique in Hanover. Rapid response for the city-wide music festival.

Krefeld awareness-concept illustration showing a person with glasses on a yellow and purple background.

Krefeld

Reporting system and analytics for Krefeld's major events.

Exterior view of Rune Sauna in Kiel.

Rune Sauna Kiel

A reporting system for a respectful experience in the sauna.

Coworking area at Starterkitchen in Kiel.

Starterkitchen

A low-threshold reporting system for the entire community of Kiel's first coworking space.

Immediate impact. Lasting value

Inclusive

A people-affected approach creates spaces where everyone feels safe and supported.

Integrative

Saferspaces enhances existing safety concepts with an innovative approach.

Informativ

Anonymised data from every deployment provides valuable insights into the specific usage context.

Must-haves for
using saferspaces

Staff

Essential is the use of dedicated staff responsible for supporting those affected.

Stable Internet

Since Saferspaces is a web-based application, a stable internet connection is a prerequisite for the effective operation of the Rapid Response system.

Safespace

It is also important that an appropriate retreat space is available for confidential conversations and immediate support

White container with colorful graphic and text 'AWARENESS SPACE' in front of a modern building.

Easy Setup

It only takes a few simple steps and just a few minutes to set up the infrastructure of our application.

1

Check-in

In an initial check-in, we jointly assess the context of use and define how Saferspaces can be implemented most effectively.

2

Infrastructure Setup

Within a short time, we set up the infrastructure for your specific context and provide the ready-to-use print files for posters.

3

Onboarding and live test

In a brief onboarding session, trained teams are introduced to the application. Saferspaces can then be used immediately.

4

On-site placement and live test

In more complex contexts, we support the launch on site, assist with onboarding the responsible team and conduct a live test to ensure a smooth start.

Accessible pricing

We support organisations of all sizes in creating safe and respectful environments. We recognise that impact-driven safeguarding requires more than technical infrastructure alone.

Our pricing model therefore significantly lowers the barrier to entry while ensuring that budgets for staffing and training remain available.

If budget constraints still present a challenge, please feel free to reach out.

Calculate your individual price now. Transparent, tailored and fair.

Calculate here the costs quickly and easily.

Estimated price per year (12-month term)

540,00 €

+ One-time setup costs starting from 690,00 €

All prices are subject to an additional 19% VAT.

Contact

The collaboration of saferspaces and the city of Kiel enables a safer and democratic festival and the promotion of democracy on the Kieler Woche."

Portrait photo of Vanessa-Zoe Vitsilakis

Vanessa-Zoe Vitsilakis

Deputy Head of Unit

Kieler Woche

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