HANGXIETYAct I · 9 PM — Pregame
Tonight's
gonna be good.
Hangxiety is a nightlife safety app for college students — built at Fort Lewis College, launching there first. Start a Safety Group with your friends before you head out, and the whole night has your back.
the night starts here ↓
Act II · 1 AM — Out
Everyone's on the map.
All night, everyone sees everyone — one live pin each, your people only. Anyone can hit SOS. Nobody has to text “where are you” into the void.
Safety Groups
A group for tonight, not forever. Everyone on one live map — and when the group expires, shared location is deleted.
One-tap SOS
One tap texts your people your name, time, and live location. They don't need the app. It alerts your people — it doesn't call 911.
Venue reviews
Safety ratings from verified .edu students — well-lit, watched drinks, staff helped. Know before you go.
Safe Walk Home
Your group watches the route back. Make it home, and it tells them — automatically.
Act III · 9 AM — The morning after
Everyone made it home.
No knot in your stomach. No “did she get back?” No hangxiety. Just brunch, and a group chat with nothing to worry about in it.
Wake up to good news.
Launching first at Fort Lewis College — the list gets the launch email first.
Groups expire
Location sharing ends when the night does — deleted, not archived.
No history
One live pin while sharing is on. Pause it any time, one tap, no drama.
Your people only
No parent mode, no strangers, no selling data. Ever.
Credit where it's due
Every crew has a guardian.
The pin dropper. The one who keeps count. The one who walks everyone home. Everyone made it home because of them — send them their card.
THE PIN DROPPER
First to share their location. Every time.
Hangxiety · Every crew has a guardian
“the pin drops before anyone even has to ask. four years running.”
THE ONE WHO KEEPS COUNT
Watches drinks. Checks exits. Counts heads.
Hangxiety · Every crew has a guardian
“she counted our drinks for four years and never once made it weird.”
THE ONE WHO WALKS HOME
Ten minutes. A hundred times. Nobody walks alone.
Hangxiety · Every crew has a guardian
“he's walked every one of us home at least once and never made it a thing.”