Open source software for keeping a record that holds

EASY TO FILE. HARD TO CHANGE.

In development · source not published yet

Anyone holding the database can change a row. Nobody can change one without it showing, including the operator. Every entry is sealed to the one before it, so an altered entry breaks every entry filed after it.

Open source

AGPL-3.0-or-later. Read every line, check an archive against it, or run your own.

Moderated by design

Nothing is public until a moderator approves it. There is no auto-publish path, ever.

Append-only

A correction is a new entry pointing at the original. Never updated, never deleted.

What ReportLog does

Version 0.1, in development

Intake that asks one question at a time

Built

A report is filed through a form that puts one question on the screen at a time. Nothing on the card changes underneath the person filling it in. If an answer changes what gets asked, that happens on the next card.

It is built to work on a phone, on bad signal, standing up, by somebody who has never seen it before.

Reports are records of what somebody saw. The archive draws no conclusion from them.

A record that cannot be quietly changed

Built

Every entry is sealed to the one before it. Altering an old entry breaks every entry filed after it, and the break is visible to anyone holding a copy of the proof. That property is what the whole design exists to protect.

Identity kept apart from the report

Built

Who filed a report is stored separately from what they filed. Only a moderator can open it, and every read is written down with a reason.

Organizations run their own moderation

In progress

A group can moderate its own reports and see its own files, so ReportLog can replace what a group uses today rather than sit beside it. Visibility runs on a ceiling the reporter sets. Everyone downstream can lower it, nobody can raise it.

Run it yourself

In progress

The operator picks a template at setup and edits it. Install documentation, the public repository, and the setup interface are being written now. See the roadmap for what is done and what is not.

AGPL-3.0-or-later. Self-hosted.

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