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SourceLine

Health & Fitness • Elliott Griffin
4+ v1.2 Recorded price: Free App Store →
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IPA Analysis
Technical Specs
Bundle ID com.elliottcgriffin.SourceLine
Version 1.2
App Store Size 8.12 MB
Minimum iOS 18.2
Devices iPhone, iPad, iPod touch
Catalog release date 2026-03-24
Latest recorded version date 2026-09-08
Features & Support
Advisory 4+
Languages (1)
EN
Top In App Purchases
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Preview

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Description

SourceLine helps you find who to talk to and how to reach them, and shows you what to expect when you do. It is built for young people who are worried about what is happening at home, and for the teachers, coaches, counselors and healthcare workers who have a duty to act. FIND HELP WHERE YOU ACTUALLY LIVE Pick your state and get the reporting line for that state, not a generic national number. Alongside it you get the local organizations that handle these situations: • Your state's official child abuse reporting line, by phone and online • Your state's Children's Advocacy Center chapter • Your state's domestic violence coalition • Your state's sexual assault coalition • National hotlines, always one tap away as a backup Every link and number was checked before it shipped. IF YOU ARE NOT SURE WHAT TO CALL IT Plenty of people know something is wrong long before they have language for it. A short set of questions helps you put words to what is happening and points you to the people who talk about it every day. It will never tell you what your situation is. No app can do that, and being unsure is not a reason to wait. PLAN BEFORE YOU NEED TO A safety plan is knowing in advance what you would do. Five questions walk you through where you would go, who you would tell, and how you would reach help. It ends on the few things worth memorizing, because what is in your head is what you still have if your phone is taken. FOR MANDATED REPORTERS A guide covering who qualifies, what the law generally requires, how to make a report step by step, what happens afterward, and free training. Jump straight to the part you need. BUILT TO BE HIDDEN • Disguise the app as a working Calculator, Weather or Notes app • Change the home screen icon to match • Quick Exit from any screen, instantly • Optional passcode • Reporting sites open inside the app, so nothing lands in your browser history NOTHING IS COLLECTED. NOTHING IS SENT. There are no servers, no accounts, no analytics, and no tracking of any kind. Nothing you tap is recorded. The safety plan and the questions deliberately save nothing, because a written record on a phone somebody else checks can be used against the person who wrote it. You can delete everything the app holds at any time, from Settings. SourceLine does not provide legal, medical or mental health advice, and it is not a substitute for a professional or for emergency services. Information in the app is general education. Laws and definitions vary by state.

What's New

Version 1.2 2026-09-08
NEW: A GUIDED CHECK-IN If something does not feel right and you are not sure what to call it, eight short questions help you find words for it and point you to...NEW: A GUIDED CHECK-IN If something does not feel right and you are not sure what to call it, eight short questions help you find words for it and point you to people who talk about this every day. It never tells you what your situation is, and nothing you tap is recorded. SAFETY PLANNING IS NOW SOMETHING YOU DO It used to be a page you read. Now it walks you through five questions: where you would go, who you would tell, how you would reach help, and what you would take. It ends on the few numbers and details worth memorizing, because that is what you still have if your phone is taken. 123 MORE LOCAL RESOURCES Every state previously showed its reporting line and then the same national hotlines. Each state now also carries its Children's Advocacy Center chapter, its domestic violence coalition, and where a separate one exists, its sexual assault coalition. Every link was verified before it shipped, and several that had quietly gone dead were replaced. TWO GAPS CLOSED Added love is respect, for anything happening with someone you are dating, and the NCMEC CyberTipline, for harm that starts online. Neither had a good home in the app before. FULLY REDESIGNED FOR IPAD The app now runs properly on iPad rather than as a stretched phone layout. ALSO IN THIS UPDATE • Emergency Contacts rebuilt, with 911 given its own place at the top • Texting a crisis line now fills in the keyword for you, which it previously did not • Types of Abuse, Your Protections and Safety Planning reworked to be read rather than tapped open • Statistics on the home screen corrected and sourced • Numerous layout and wording fixes throughout

Technical Analysis

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Bundle ID com.elliottcgriffin.SourceLine
Current Version 1.2
Minimum iOS 18.2
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