One person's word against another's doesn't have to be the end.
After an assault, it's almost always one account against another — and that alone stops many survivors from saying anything at all. Sags Luisa! was built to change that.
Why report
Even if you're not ready to speak publicly yet.
Putting your story on record
Documenting what happened, in your own words — for yourself, regardless of whether you ever take further steps.
Breaking the silence
Many survivors stay silent out of fear of not being believed. A report — even a private, encrypted one — is a first step out of isolation.
Making a pattern visible
Perpetrators rarely act only once. Your report can help surface a recurring pattern — even if you're not (yet) ready to speak publicly.
Why together
Apart, we're easy to overlook.
Sags Luisa! is built on the idea behind Callisto Vault: survivors of the same person find each other, without anyone having to come forward publicly first.
- A single account is often doubted — multiple independent reports about the same person are harder to dismiss.
- Knowing you're not the only person affected changes a lot: shame becomes solidarity.
- Together, options can be weighed that often feel hopeless alone — from counseling to a formal report.
- No pressure to act together — just the possibility to, if you want to.
How this stays safe
Anonymous matching, not public accusation.
You name the accused person with an identifier (name, handle, phone number, email) — it's hashed in your browser before it reaches our servers. If another person reports the same identifier, the system detects the match without anyone revealing names or contact details.
How the matching works in detailYou're not the only one.
Someone may have already reported the same person. The only way to find out is to report — anonymously, encrypted, at your own pace.