We can act as an intermediary for your complaint across all twelve of our areas of focus. Where we cannot act directly, we connect you to local lawyers and law enforcement in the jurisdiction that can actually help. Your identity and everything you send stays fully confidential and encrypted.
You do not need to know who is responsible, which law applies, or which country to contact. That is our job. You bring what happened; we handle the routing.
Submit through our encrypted intake. You can submit anonymously. Nothing identifying is shared with anyone without your explicit consent.
Across our twelve areas of focus, we can raise, structure and escalate the complaint with the platform on your behalf - so you never have to argue with them directly.
Online harm rarely sits in one country. We work out which authority, regulator or unit actually has reach over your case, instead of leaving you to guess.
Where we cannot resolve it, we introduce you to local lawyers, specialist NGOs and the relevant law-enforcement channel - with your evidence organised and ready.
If your situation falls under any of these, we can act as an intermediary or route you to someone who can. Tap any area to see the indicators and the immediate steps.
High priority
Core safeguard
Creator welfare
Risk indicators
Data safety
Abuse prevention
Financial risk
Emerging harm
Pattern mapping
Ethics
Accountability
Network risk
A performer in one country, a platform incorporated in another, servers in a third, a payment routed through a fourth. Cross-border structure is often exactly what lets a bad actor escape accountability. We are built to work across it.
Which regulator, hotline or unit can actually act, given where the platform, the harm and the victim each sit.
The same facts, framed correctly for a national child-safety hotline, a data-protection authority, a payment processor or the police.
When harm moves from a cam site to a messenger to a crypto wallet, we help join the chain so no single platform can shrug it off.
Specialist NGOs and lawyers in multiple jurisdictions, so a referral is a real introduction, not just a phone number.
Confidentiality is not a promise on a page - it is how the system is built. You stay in control of what is shared, with whom, and when.
Your submission is encrypted before it leaves your browser and stored encrypted at rest. Decryption keys are split across roles.
You can submit without giving us your name or contact details. You choose whether we can reach you back.
We do not pass your identity to a platform, lawyer or authority unless you tell us to, or unless we are compelled by lawful order.
We never publish anything that re-identifies you without your written consent. Read exactly how evidence is handled.
We want to be honest about the help we can give, so you know what to expect from us.
We do not give legal advice. We connect you to qualified local lawyers who can - and we hand them your evidence in order.
If you or someone is in immediate danger, contact your local emergency services first. For a child at risk, contact NCMEC, IWF or your national hotline immediately.
We have no statutory powers and issue no verdicts. Our strength is routing your case to the people and bodies that do.
The intake is confidential, encrypted and can be anonymous. You can save and return, and you decide what happens next at every step.