Community Stress First Aid

No. Community Stress First Aid has no coins, no balance and no cash-out, and none of the payout arithmetic on the rest of these pages applies to it. It's a reference app, not a reward app. The four that pay are on our apps page.

It's free and there isn't one. No purchase, no subscription, no in-app purchases, and — unlike everything else we publish — no advertising of any kind. There's no ad SDK in the binary at all. The four reward apps are funded by advertising and this one is funded by nothing; it costs us a little to keep on the store and that's the whole arrangement.

Nothing. No analytics, no crash reporting, no advertising identifier, no account, no server and no local storage of what you read. The App Store privacy label says Data Not Collected and the Google Play Data safety section says No data collected, and you can read both on the listings without taking our word for it. There's more detail in this app's own privacy policy, which is separate from the one covering our reward apps because that one discloses ad networks this app doesn't contain.

The guidance does. All of the content is bundled inside the app rather than fetched, so every screen reads with the phone in airplane mode. What needs service is the part that leaves the app: dialing a number, sending a text, or opening one of the web links in your browser.

No, and the app says so on its own home screen. It's a community resource. It is not a replacement for the professional judgment of leaders and clinicians, or for indicated clinical care, and it should not be used instead of seeking professional help. The links in it are not an endorsement of the sites they point to. If somebody is in immediate danger, call 9-1-1.

The 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline, call or text, with chat at chat.988lifeline.org. The Veterans Crisis Line, which is 988 then press 1, or a text to 838255. RAINN's National Sexual Assault Hotline, the National Domestic Violence Hotline, Vets4Warriors, the Vet Center and Military OneSource. All of them were checked against each organization's own site on 22 August 2026, and the app prints that date at the bottom of its home screen. The previous version shipped a hotline number that had been replaced four years earlier, which is why the date is on the screen at all.

Because that's the primary category on the listing, with Health & Fitness second. This page prints the second one, since the content is health guidance and "Education" next to Daily: Learn and Earn would read as a quiz app. Both are on the App Store listing, and neither is wrong. Google Play lists it under Education alone.

An iPhone or iPad on iOS 15.0 or later, or an Android phone or tablet. The App Store rates it 12+ — it was 17+ until August 2026, which came from a 2011 setting declaring unrestricted web access. The app has no built-in browser: it opens a handful of fixed links in your phone's own browser, so 17+ was describing something that was never there. Google Play rates it Everyone 10+.

Yes, since 23 September 2026. It's the same rebuild on both stores, with the same guidance and the same numbers, and it collects nothing on Android either. Everything we publish in a store is on Google Play: the four reward apps, the five games with store listings and Househand are all there too.

Yes. The store listing is "Community Stress First Aid" and the icon says "Stress Aid", because the full name doesn't fit under an icon. That mismatch predates this rebuild and was kept deliberately, along with the listing itself — renaming the bundle would have orphaned every install going back to 2011.