Student safety
monitoring that saves lives
Detect self-harm, cyberbullying, violence, and substance abuse signals in real-time. Alert counselors before a crisis — not after.
CRITICAL — Self-Harm
2 minutes ago · Student ID: S-4821
Search query flagged on student device. Counselor notified via email and SMS.
MEDIUM — Cyberbullying
18 minutes ago · Student ID: S-3192
Aggressive language pattern detected in messaging platform search.
LOW — Substance Awareness
1 hour ago · Included in daily digest
What KyberPulse detects
Four critical safety categories monitored across all student activity.
Self-Harm & Suicide
Critical — Instant alertSearches related to suicide, self-injury, cutting, eating disorders, and expressions of hopelessness. Triggers immediate alerts to designated counselors.
Examples: Suicide methods, 'want to die', self-injury techniques
Cyberbullying
High — Alert within 5 minAggressive language patterns, harassment searches, doxxing attempts, social exclusion, and targeted threats between students.
Examples: Targeted threats, 'kys', harassment planning
Violence & Threats
Critical — Instant alertSearches about weapons, school violence, bomb threats, and violent ideation. Cross-referenced with behavioral patterns.
Examples: Weapon searches, shooting threats, bomb-making
Substance Abuse
Medium — Daily digestDrug-related searches beyond educational context, alcohol procurement, vaping products, and fake ID searches.
Examples: Drug purchasing, fake ID, vaping products
Where KyberPulse Monitors
Beyond browsing — KyberPulse monitors across every digital surface students use.
Web Browsing
Every search query, URL visit, and browsing pattern analyzed in real-time through the proxy.
Google Chat
Monitor school Google Chat messages for concerning language, coded terms, and threat indicators.
Google Docs & Slides
Scan documents and presentations for self-harm content, bullying, or violent ideation.
Social Media Activity
Detect visits to harmful social media content, pro-ana communities, and dangerous challenges.
Search Queries
Deep analysis of search patterns across Google, Bing, YouTube, and social media search bars.
AI Tool Usage
Monitor ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini conversations for concerning prompts and responses.
🔐 Teen Slang Decoder built-in — KyberPulse understands 40+ coded terms students use (unalive, sewerslide, grippy sock vacation, etc.) to bypass keyword filters.
How KyberPulse Works
Content Analysis
Every search query, URL, and browsing pattern is analyzed against our safety keyword database in real-time. Machine learning reduces false positives by understanding context — 'Romeo and Juliet suicide scene' is flagged differently than direct ideation.
Severity Scoring
Each detected event receives a severity score (low, medium, high, critical). Multiple low-severity signals from the same student can trigger an escalation. Pattern detection catches slow-building crises.
Instant Alerts
Critical alerts fire immediately via email, webhook (Slack/Discord), and in-dashboard notification. Medium alerts go in the daily digest. Low alerts are logged for pattern analysis.
Counselor Action
Designated safety contacts receive full context: the search query, timestamp, student identity, device info, and recommended intervention steps. Everything needed to act fast.
Alerts go where you need them
Configure multiple notification channels so no alert goes unnoticed.
Instant email to safety contacts
Dashboard
Real-time bell notifications
Slack
Webhook to safety channel
Daily Digest
Morning summary for admins
Built with privacy in mind
FERPA compliant — student data encrypted at rest and in transit
Only safety keywords trigger alerts — we don't read all browsing
Alerts sent only to designated safety contacts, not all staff
Data retention follows your district's policy
Parent Portal access for transparency
All monitoring disclosed in your Internet safety policy
No student data sold to third parties. Ever.
SOC 2 compliance roadmap in progress
Every student deserves a safety net
KyberPulse is included in every KyberGate plan. Start protecting students today.