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Work · October 1, 2016

Rethink

Innovative software product that stops cyberbullying

Rethink launched on October 1, 2016 with 4 votes. The site was still online in September 2026, 10 years on.

What it does

ReThink is a non-intrusive, innovative, patented software product that effectively stops cyberbullying before the damage is done. The world is currently in the midst of a technology revolution. With more adolescents being online, more are getting cyberbullied. Cyberbullied victims suffer from depression, anxiety, low self-esteem, and more likely to drop out of school. ReThink is the first ever sol

Invented by responsible technology advocate Trisha Prabhu when she was just 13, ReThink is an innovative, patented technology that aims to proactively stop cyberbullying. ReThink has sparked a global rallying cry to reclaim our intentionality and humanity online ReThink is an award-winning, innovative, patented, non-intrusive technology that effectively detects and stops online hate before the damage is done. It is the first-ever proactive technology solution that empowers adolescents by giving them a second chance to rethink before posting anything hurtful online. With ReThink let's end online hate one message at a time More than a technology product, the ReThink movement has reached…from rethinkwords.com

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