For Survivors:
Survivors can log what happened to them and regain control without having to report. They don’t have to re-explain what happened, helping to avoid retraumatization.
Empowerment
Survivors are validated and always in control.
Choice
Survivors choose what to include in their logs.
Anonymity
No accounts, names, or emails.
Trauma-informed
Designed for survivor consent.
For Partner Organizations:
We partner with colleges and universities who want to provide an ongoing resource for students who want to remain anonymous and separate from their school’s reporting systems.
We also partner with organizations serving survivors of sexual assault who want to provide this resource for free.
When they choose, survivors can share their demographic information and any barriers they faced to reporting or seeking medical, legal, or mental health services.
A non-reporting option
Meeting survivors where they are.
Avoid retraumatization
Survivors don't have to re-explain what happened to them.
Anonymous community data
View consented, community-level data about barriers, demographics, and timing.
For Systemic Change:
We'll anonymously combine all data from across our partners.