Safety tools, powered by community.
Vouch isn’t just a news app with content — it’s a safety system built by and for the Jewish community. Whether you’re walking down the street, on campus, or scrolling online, our tools help you stay aware, report what you see, and stay connected. No middlemen, no agencies. Take action right where you are.
The “Report Hate” button – Report first, process later.
When something happens, you don’t always have time to think.
The Report Hate button is built for speed and urgency.
One tap captures your real-time location, instantly.
Simultaneously opens Vouch’s incident report form to gather more detail — if and when you’re ready.
Useful in escalating moments or after witnessing an incident — with or without Wi-Fi.
We designed it so you can report first, process later.
The Incident Report Form
Built for precision. Powered by community.
Not every act of antisemitism is a crime — but every act matters. From verbal harassment on the street to vandalism, workplace discrimination, or hate symbols scrawled on your building, the Incident Report Form is here so you can record it, track it, and inform others.
Whether you’re furious, unsure what to do, or just plain shook, this form is the tool built for you.
If you are in immediate danger, always call 911 or emergency services.
This form is for reporting, not emergency response.
Add photos, videos, the more documentation, the better.
Your words matter. But your evidence helps even more.
Upload photos, screenshots, or videos of the incident. Describe what happened — with as much or as little detail as you’re able.
Tag specific locations or businesses involved. The more info you provide, the stronger the case becomes — for visibility, for action, for future safety.
Privacy, Anonymity & Data Use
You can submit a report with your name or completely anonymously. Anonymous reports will still be stored and shared with Jewish organizations — with the option to safely share your identity to law enforcement if applicable.
All data is stored securely in the cloud and never sold. Data is, however, shared with selected verified Jewish community safety organizations, and fully anonymized and randomized data may be shared with community researchers or institutions (e.g., to track the rise of a campus’ antisemitism or urban incident density).
Vouch believes data should help the community protect each other. And that includes using it to increase accountability.
And most importantly, giving tools for the community to support itself.
At the bottom of every form, we’ve made space for the community to support itself:
Security services can post ads or listings (e.g., campus patrols, neighborhood escorts, security assessments). Local organizations can share hotlines, services, or even geofenced advice like “report campus incidents at the Student Services building.”
If you’re a security services provider, or safety instructor, or otherwise involved in community safety, and would like to get involved in partnering with Vouch, please don’t hesitate to reach out. Urgent CTAs like “watch this quick self-defense video” or “speak with a crisis counselor” can give immediate next steps to people in times of crisis, and increase your impact on the wider community.