For Campuses & Student Affairs

Proactive digital safety for your students

Students form relationships online long before your campus knows those connections exist. Cray gives Title IX, Student Affairs, and Campus Safety teams a prevention layer that works before incidents — not after.

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Free download · No contract · Built for higher ed

71% of online daters say lying to appear more desirable is very common — Pew

15+ campus partnerships

70+ research-backed red flags

$0 to start — no contract

The Prevention Gap

Your resources start after harm. Cray starts before.

"The question is not whether your students are meeting strangers online. They are. The question is whether they can recognize danger when they see it."

Most institutions have strong response systems: Title IX offices, reporting channels, support services. What's harder to fund and staff is structured prevention — programming that teaches students to recognize manipulation, coercion, and exploitation before a situation escalates into a reportable incident.

Cray closes that gap with a tool students actually use: private, research-backed reflection that scores 70+ red flags across 18 behavior categories — for dating, friendships, and roommate situations alike — plus ready-to-run campus programming that meets students where they are.

What Partner Campuses Get

Everything you need to run prevention programming

The Campus Digital Safety Playbook

The free institutional resource covering digital relationship safety, online manipulation tactics, student engagement strategies, and awareness campaign ideas.

Orientation-ready programming

Turnkey workshop materials — including the "Red Flag or Nah?" facilitation guide with real scenarios — built for orientation, residence life, and Greek life sessions.

The app, free for students

Every student gets Cray's core safety tools at no cost — CrayScore™, SchemerScore™, and educational content that builds awareness that lasts past graduation.

Partnership Tiers

Start free. Grow when you're ready.

Campus Ally

Free

$2,500+ included value · no contract

Campus Digital Safety Playbook ($1,500 value)See what's inside →

Campus Launch Kit — rollout guide, 36 weeks of social programming, posters & launch graphicsSee what's inside →

Free app access for every student

Onboarding registration fee waived via this page

Campus Partner

per student · per year

Everything in Campus Ally

Institutional license: full toolkit for enrolled students

Orientation-ready programming materials

Campus awareness campaign assets

Campus Legend

per student · per year · plus event fee

Everything in Campus Partner

Flagship on-campus event programming

Priority partnership support

Every tier: no long-term contract required, and students never pay. Volume pricing available for enrollments over 25,000 — talk to us.

Trusted Nationwide

15+

colleges and universities partner with Cray

A digital dating safety program built for higher education

The Campus Digital Safety Playbook is a free institutional toolkit for universities and colleges working to protect students from the risks of digitally initiated relationships — the dating-app matches, DMs, and online introductions that turn into real, in-person meetings. It’s built for the people responsible for student safety: Title IX coordinators, deans of students, orientation and new-student directors, residence life teams, and health and wellness offices.

Most campus safety programming is designed to respond to what happens during or after an incident. Title IX handles policy and reporting, bystander intervention covers in-person social settings, and counseling and student health support students afterward. Very little addresses the moment before — the point where a student decides to meet someone they only know online. That’s the gap this Playbook is built to close.

The need isn’t hypothetical. According to Pew Research Center, 71% of online daters say it’s very common for people to lie about themselves to appear more desirable(source) — and today’s students meet, screen, and vet potential partners almost entirely through their phones. The Playbook gives your campus a practical, research-informed way to teach students how to recognize red flags, verify who they’re actually talking to, and plan safer first meetings.

What’s inside

Ten ready-to-use documents span three audiences: a liability risk assessment and benchmark report for presidents and provosts; a plug-and-play orientation module, red-flag recognition guide, and scenario bank for student life teams and RAs; and a Title IX white paper, disclosure framework, and Annual Security Report language for compliance. Everything is designed to drop into programming you already run — orientation tabling, residence hall workshops, Greek life education, and new-student onboarding.

Start free, with no contract

Getting started takes one email. Through the free Campus Ally tier, your institution receives over $2,500 in included resources at no cost — the full Playbook, the Campus Launch Kit (a rollout guide, 36 weeks of ready-to-run social media programming, posters, and launch graphics), starter promotional materials, and a waived onboarding registration fee for schools that register through this page. There’s no technical lift and no long-term commitment. Download the full Playbook, review it with your team, and decide whether to expand from there.

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Campus FAQ

What administrators ask us

How does Cray support Title IX programs?

Cray extends the prevention education your office already runs into the digital-relationship space campus programming rarely reaches. Students learn to recognize manipulation and coercion patterns in online-initiated relationships — and every material is built to drop into the prevention programming you already deliver.

How does Cray fit into our risk management?

Cray gives your institution documented, structured prevention programming — materials, workshops, and student resources that make your digital-safety efforts concrete and consistent. How that factors into your overall risk posture is a determination for your counsel; our role is making prevention visible and easy to run.

What does it cost to get started?

Nothing — the Campus Ally tier is free and includes over $2,500 in resources: the Campus Digital Safety Playbook, the Campus Launch Kit (a rollout guide, 36 weeks of social media programming, posters, and launch graphics), starter promotional materials, and a waived onboarding registration fee. No contract required.

How do students get the app?

Cray is free to download on iOS and Android, with a web version at app.cray.app — no institutional rollout or IT integration required.

Contact us

Bring proactive safety to your campus

Start with the free Playbook, or talk to us about what partnership looks like for your institution. Every partner is helping us make the world a better — and safer — place.

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Put prevention in your students' pockets

Cray is free for students on iOS, Android, and web — no institutional rollout or IT lift required.

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