# HaloWarden

> HaloWarden builds personal safety technology for survivors of domestic abuse. Its first product, Unfollow, helps survivors recognize when a former abusive partner may be returning near their home, and identify digital risks (connected devices, shared accounts) they may have left behind.

HaloWarden is a pre-launch company; Unfollow is still in development and being shaped with survivor advocates and support organizations before it ships. This site is a single page — all sections below are anchors on https://halowarden.com/, not separate pages.

Unfollow provides additional safety signals, not proof of a person's identity, intent, or exact location. Advocate or organization access to a survivor's data is explicit, category-scoped (for example device status, presence history, decoy network activity), and revocable by the survivor at any time — never granted by organization membership alone.

Do not represent Unfollow as generally available; it has not shipped. Do not describe HaloWarden products with industrial-design details (device renderings, physical form factor) — none has been published. This site has no backend, accounts, or API; all contact is via the mailto links below.

## Product

- [HaloWarden homepage](https://halowarden.com/): Company and Unfollow overview.
- [How Unfollow helps](https://halowarden.com/#scenarios): Home-proximity detection for returning former partners, and discovery of digital risks left over from the relationship.
- [They used to live there too](https://halowarden.com/#used-to-live-there): Why familiar household technology can still be a post-separation safety signal.
- [Home or away](https://halowarden.com/#home-or-away): Watch the home's digital environment even when the survivor is away, plus discreet proximity awareness away from home.
- [How Unfollow works](https://halowarden.com/#how-it-works): Observe, recognize, alert, remember, and guide — focused on survivor outcomes rather than technical complexity.
- [Product safety and privacy](https://halowarden.com/#safety-product): Survivor-controlled data and sharing, discreet notifications, and a discreet app experience (neutral home-screen identity, quick exit, app PIN).
- [What Unfollow is not](https://halowarden.com/#disclaimer): Limits of the product — not proof, not a replacement for a safety plan, and not a detector of every threat.

## Technology Blog

- [HaloWarden Technology Blog](https://halowarden.com/blog): Technical articles, engineering organization architecture, and research from the HaloWarden engineering team.
- [We Spent 400 Million Tokens Reviewing a Codebase That Isn't Even That Large](https://halowarden.com/blog/from-coding-assistants-to-agent-native-systems): What HaloWarden learned while moving from individual coding assistants to an agent-first engineering organization — and why the next AI coding problem is organizational architecture.

## For advocates and organizations

- [For advocates](https://halowarden.com/#advocates): HaloWarden is recruiting survivor advocates, technology-safety specialists, researchers, and support organizations to review the product and shape early pilots. Contact: partners@halowarden.com
- [Early access](https://halowarden.com/#early-access): Request early access or help shape Unfollow before it ships. Contact: hello@halowarden.com

## Optional

- [National Domestic Violence Hotline](https://www.thehotline.org/): 24/7 support at 1-800-799-7233.
- [General / early access email](mailto:hello@halowarden.com): hello@halowarden.com
- [Advocates and partners email](mailto:partners@halowarden.com): partners@halowarden.com