Be there is a free iPhone app developed by Griffith University, designed to empower and educate individuals on how to support someone who is experiencing domestic or family violence. The app aims to eliminate domestic and family violence by encouraging bystanders to take action and be someone who does something.

With Be there, users have direct access to tools that can validate and help navigate abusive behavior they may witness or experience. The app provides articles that help users learn and understand the signs of coercive control, which can be saved and shared for future reference. It also offers recommended content and activities with built-in reminders to ensure continuous learning and engagement.

Furthermore, Be there offers a journaling feature that allows users to save notes on things they see, hear, and feel, ensuring they can remember important details. The app also prioritizes privacy and confidentiality by providing PIN protection for all saved information. Additionally, Be there supports dark mode for users' convenience.

By providing valuable resources and support, Be there empowers individuals to make a difference and contribute to the elimination of violence within their communities.