Sava gets Ohio University students around campus together, any time of day: the library at midnight, a party, a late shift uptown. Walk with someone heading your way, call a volunteer, or go solo with help close by.
Tell Sava where you're going, then choose: walk with a student heading your way, call a trained volunteer, or walk solo when neither is available.
With a student, meet in public and swap a code; your phones confirm you're together. With a volunteer, they pick up and stay on the line. Solo, hold the screen as you walk.
If you choose, trusted contacts get a text when you set off and when you arrive, and an alert if something's off. They're never told who you walked with. The emergency button is always one tap away.
Find a student who’s heading your way right now, or plan a walk for later from a busy spot on campus, like the library steps.
Nobody heading your way? Call a trained student volunteer instead.
For when no walking partner or volunteer is available.
Emergency button on every walk: call 911 in one tap, or send your trusted contacts where you are. Sava never calls 911 for you.
Most walks are fine. Sava is for the ones that don’t feel that way: the library closing at midnight, a long stretch with nobody around, a friend who already went to bed.
Asking someone to come get you can feel like a big favor. But on any given night, other students are already walking the same streets at the same time. Sava connects them, so walking together is the ordinary choice instead of something you have to arrange.
It also gives students who want to help a concrete way to do it, by taking calls from anyone walking on their own.