Experimental server
The server can handle authenticated account routes, receive
already-encrypted evidence chunks, store metadata, enforce quotas and rate
limits, and support private operator workflows.
What exists, what is partial, and what is not ready
Current status
Proofline has experimental server and web-client work today. Production capture clients, hosted accounts, notifications, and decryption workflows are not ready.
Web-client prototype
The web client is an experimental account and incident-review prototype.
It is not a recording client, mobile app, public admin dashboard, or
production safety workflow.
Trusted-contact metadata
Trusted-contact relationships, sharing grants, and wrapped-key metadata
exist as authenticated backend data. They do not yet add production
trusted-contact review, notification delivery, or decryption.
Deployment hardening
Optional PostgreSQL, S3-compatible storage, Valkey coordination, and relay
primitives exist, but they do not make Proofline public-production
infrastructure by themselves.
Product direction
Native capture clients, location and context capture, trusted-contact
review, hosted accounts, billing, and stronger upload behavior are future
work.
Emergency reliance
There is no emergency-services integration, dispatch, staffed monitoring,
guaranteed real-time response, or production mobile recording workflow.
Not implemented today
- Production iOS or Android capture clients.
- Trusted-contact SMS, email, push, or Messenger notifications.
- Live location/context sharing as a production feature.
- Browser, backend, or trusted-contact decryption workflows.
- Raw server-held media keys, key escrow, or break-glass access.
- Hosted-account billing, checkout, or active paid account creation.
- Playable media export or legal-submission workflow.
- Public production deployment hardening for broad API exposure.
Where detailed docs live
The public website is intentionally short. Developers and reviewers should use the GitHub repositories for implementation details, deployment boundaries, security models, and roadmap planning: open-proofline on GitHub .
Sources
These project documents provide more detail about the current implementation, planned work, and security limits.