Cray
Dating relationship safety & education app to spot red flags
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Cray is a digital student safety platform built on a simple truth: vibes lie, patterns don't. Available on iOS, Android, and the web, Cray helps people objectively evaluate the quality and authenticity of the people they meet — before misplaced trust becomes a painful lesson. While Cray began as a dating safety tool, it now supports relationships of all kinds: romantic partners, roommates, friends, and even marketplace or loose social connections. Instead of relying on gut feelings, users answer structured questions about someone's actual behavior and get a clear, evidence-based picture of who they're really dealing with. At the core of the platform are Cray's proprietary scoring assessments. CrayScore™ evaluates concerning behavioral patterns across 18 categories — from control and coercion to emotional stability and legal history — while SchemerScore™ zeroes in on deception, manipulation, and exploitation. BaeScore™ offers the positive counterpart, measuring the health and strength of a relationship. All three are free. From there, users can go deeper with paid tools: VibeCheck delivers an AI-generated interpretation of a score; PhotoScan and ConvoScan analyze photos and text-conversation screenshots against Cray's behavioral criteria; CatfishCheck runs phone fraud lookups to catch fake identities; and OffenderCheck searches state sex offender registries. Beyond the consumer app, Cray partners directly with the institutions where young people are most vulnerable. Universities license Cray through tiered campus programs — integrating it into orientation, residence life, and student wellness initiatives so every incoming student has a safety tool at exactly the moment they need it — while Cray Protected certifies bars, restaurants, and venues committed to patron safety. Together, these programs make Cray more than an app: it's a proactive safety layer that equips students and communities to see the patterns that matter, make informed decisions, and protect themselves before something goes wrong.
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Red Flag Rock is out now on iTunes, Spotify, and all other major streaming platforms
Check out the new album with 16 tracks: https://cray.app/red-flag-rock
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Red Flag Rock
Nobody wants to sit through a dating safety lecture. So we stopped giving them. Red Flag Rock is 16 songs, 16 music videos, one red flag each. Under two minutes a track. First single is out. It’s about the moment you realize you’re apologizing for something they did. https://youtube.com/shorts/WAz73zV8G6Q?feature=share
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It's Not Always This Obvious
As part of promoting Cray we have begun posting a new series called "It's Not Always This Obvious" that uses humor to shed light on a very serious issue. Take a look and let us know what you think: https://youtu.be/_ZHKAlxtOSI?si=tVjuMP2oIRqIz1BD We will be posting a new episode every Weds for people to enjoy! 🙂
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Colleges/Title IX Offices Partnering with Cray
Over the last several months we've been pushing hard to help make an impact on college campuses. We are happy to announce 20 different Title IX offices on campuses across the US have decided to promote Cray to their students. Each campus that joins the Cray family is another brick in the wall to help protect people's hearts from real harm. Please be on the lookout in the coming weeks for our announcements about the Cray Certified certificate program and another giveaway! Thank you for the continued support!
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Cray 2.4 is live — the update that completes the picture.
Every tool we've announced is now shipping in the app. This release adds three: BaeScore™ — the positive counterpart to CrayScore. Instead of counting red flags, it measures what's actually going right in a relationship and shows where it can grow. Free. PhotoScan — upload a profile photo and Cray checks it for reverse-image matches, AI-generated faces, and other catfish signals. $0.99. ConvoScan — upload up to five screenshots of a text conversation and Cray reads it against the same 74-item CrayScore and SchemerScore patterns. $1.99. Nothing is "coming soon" anymore. CrayScore, SchemerScore, and BaeScore stay free; everything else is a one-time in-app purchase — no subscription. Vibes lie. Patterns don't. Full release notes: cray.app/post/cray-2-4-update-baescore-photoscan-convoscan If PeerPush caps you at a couple of lines, the short version: Cray 2.4 ships BaeScore (free), PhotoScan ($0.99), and ConvoScan ($1.99) — every announced feature is now live. Vibes lie. Patterns don't.
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Would be awesome if it could consume active conversations from existing dating apps and consider that as part of its evaluation
@orbit-intelligence Cray currently has a feature similar to this we call ConvoScan. You upload up to 5 screenshots of a conversation of your choice and it gives you a report based on red flags. Check it out and let me know what you think 🙂
Dating safety is often overlooked but so important. Spotting red flags early saves heartbreak and worse. A tool that helps people trust their instincts about potential partners solves a real problem. Smart approach to wellness that focuses
@omribenshoham Thank you, I felt something had to be done about a broken dating world that exists. I appreciate the support!
Branding is so playful & so special ; I love it!
@yannikheimsoth Thank you so much, I spent a lot of time on Crayvon A Tenshun. I wanted him to help make the topic fun and engaging even though it’s a really serious topic :)