Free, anonymous tools for the moments that feel confusing.
Young people are already asking for help — usually alone, usually online. Our apps meet them there with honest answers instead of lectures.
is this ok? (ito)
An anonymous space to talk through a confusing situation. Get an honest read from a mentor voice, not a lecture.
No account, no judgment. is this ok? (ito) checks for crisis first, names it plainly when something crossed a line, and helps him think about what to do next.
Open is this ok? (ito)Gameboi
A text game where you advise a fictional friend. Giving advice to someone else removes the shame of asking for yourself.
Boys won't click an ad for a prevention tool, but they'll play a game. Gameboi is the front door: it builds the habit of thinking it through, then points to is this ok? (ito).
Play Gameboiis he ok?
Paste one thing he said and see what it communicates. A quick, plain read on the words in front of you.
Built on the same engine as is this ok? (ito), is he ok? helps her see pressure and manipulation clearly — without telling her what to feel.
Open is he ok?is this ok? for parents
Helps parents understand harmful content their kids run into and gives them one good opening question.
It never touches a child's device or accounts. Parents get context and a way to start the conversation, not surveillance.
Open is this ok? for parentsBring these tools to the young people you serve
Override Labs is an Illinois 501(c)(3) nonprofit.