Berani: Stop Bullying

Being bullied is not your fault, and you do not have to face it alone. Berani helps students in Malaysia and their parents say what happened and take it to the right place: the school's anti-bully committee and the Tribunal for Anti-bully. PRESS AND SPEAK • Tap the big button and say what happened, in Bahasa Melayu or English. Berani writes it in the language you spoke. Or type, if you prefer. • Berani turns your voice into text, sorts it into when, where, what, who did it and who saw it, and asks only for what is missing. • Your recording is deleted as soon as it becomes text. READY FOR THE TRIBUNAL • It is saved straight away, and Berani shows the steps in the order that works: what happened, proof, Lampiran A from your school when it happened at school, then the Tribunal's form. • Berani opens the Tribunal's official form, e-TAB, inside the app. Tap a box on the form, tap your answer, and it goes in. No copying and pasting. You add your IC and press Submit on the Tribunal's own form. • If it happened at school, Berani writes your message asking the school's anti-bully committee for Lampiran A. • Or share your report as a PDF with a parent, your school or the police. ANSWERS FROM THE AUTHORITIES • Berani does not give legal advice. BAYU, the Tribunal's own assistant, opens right inside Berani from the Home screen, so you can ask who can file and what happens next. • WhatsApp Talian Kasih or the Ministry of Education bullying line in one tap. • Tanya Kami and the Tribunal's phone line for questions about your own case. SAFETY FIRST • 999, Talian Kasih and Befrienders are always one tap away. • If you mention danger or hurting yourself, Berani shows help straight away. PRIVATE BY DESIGN • No account, no ads, no tracking. • Your record stays on your phone. • Voice, text and screenshots are sent only when you choose, and our server does not keep them. • Your IC number and home address are never saved. Berani is an independent app. It is not run by the government, the Tribunal, a school or the police, and it is not legal advice. In danger now? Call 999.