The founders of Crash Override consider it a conversation starter, a repository for addressing problems that others in and out of the gaming community "have long hoped would simply go away."[10] The organisation's services are divided into three categories: ongoing assistance for victims, crisis centre support, and community outreach.[2][12] They provide post-crisis counseling services,[4] help seeking shelter,[12] and access to experts in information security, white hat hacking, law enforcement, public relations and threat monitoring.[2][7] The network tailors a unique plan of action for each victim[12] and works with law enforcement, the media, and social media.[12] They promise to help victims regardless of previous affiliations and ideology, including Gamergate supporters.[4]