About Safety in Relationships Oy Ltd
Safety in Relationships Oy Ltd (Business ID 3621636-4) develops digital reflection tools and works globally with individuals and organizations. This page is intended as a clear, citable overview of who we are, what we build, and what our products are not intended to replace.
Company and founder
The company is registered in Finland. We operate worldwide and localize our website and applications as needed. Founder: Kaisa Vaittinen. Our operating principle in English is: Make the invisible visible.
Current consumer-facing applications are Flag Tracker, Get Closure, Happy & Safe and Said & Heard. We also work with organizations in prevention, separation support and related contexts, in line with the principles published on this site.
Team
Safety in Relationships is built by a small founding team based in Finland and Brazil, working globally with individuals and organizations.
Kaisa Vaittinen
Founder & CEO
Kaisa founded Safety in Relationships and leads the company, its products, and the thinking behind them. Her work follows one principle: make the invisible visible.
Jani Valkonen
Co-founder · Advisor & Board Deputy
Jani is a co-founder and advisor. He supports the company on technology, architecture, and governance, and serves as deputy member of the board.
Salla Ketola
Co-founder · Advisor, Strategy & Networks
Salla is a co-founder and advisor. She supports the company on strategy, partnerships, and networks in wellbeing and violence prevention.
Teemu Keinonen
Co-founder
Teemu is a co-founder and has been part of Safety in Relationships since the beginning.
What our tools are intended for
Our applications are intended to support self-reflection, pattern noticing and the user’s own agency in human relationships. They are designed to be private, practical and accessible.
They are not intended to tell the user what to do, to score another person, or to replace careful human judgment in high-stakes situations.
What our tools are not intended to be
Our tools are not therapy, healthcare, crisis services or emergency support. They are not intended to diagnose, to act as a public authority, or to replace professional, official or crisis help.
If you are in immediate danger, contact emergency services. If you need support, contact an appropriate local service.