Plain explanation
Read the About page for what Proofline is being built for, why losing
the record can matter, and how trusted-contact access is meant to fit.
Experimental Pre-v1 Not an emergency service
Public-interest privacy and safety infrastructure
Record the truth. Keep the keys.
Proofline helps preserve end-to-end encrypted evidence as events unfold, while giving trusted contacts controlled access when it matters.
Proofline is not production-ready, not emergency dispatch, and not a guaranteed real-time response system.
Community services
Separate privacy-respecting tools for the public web.
Community services are planned best-effort open-source tools operated separately from Proofline Server. They are not part of Proofline's safety, evidence, account, or emergency workflows.
Best effort
Services may change, pause, move, or go offline while the project is early.
Separate system
They do not store Proofline evidence, encrypted chunks, account data, or safety-context records.
What to know now
A small public site for an early project.
Current status
Proofline has experimental server and web-client work today. Mobile
capture, hosted accounts, notifications, and decryption workflows are
not production-ready.
Community services
Community services are best-effort public tools operated separately
from Proofline's safety, evidence, account, and emergency boundaries.
Source on GitHub
Detailed implementation notes, security models, repository roles, and
contribution work belong in the open-source repositories.