For the judges · a guided replay
Tend helps an adult survivor of trafficking prepare for court — emotionally and practically — without her testimony ever being coached, without recording, without being asked to disclose. Press play, or step through it yourself. The phone is fully bilingual — try the globe.
Now happening
“Leave now” sits on every screen and leaves instantly. The threat model includes the room she is sitting in.
A quiet place. You set the pace. You can stop at any time.
A guided replay with fictional sample data. It never creates anything, sends anything, or touches an account — and the person shown is not real.
Everything above is real behavior in the shipped app. Here is what each moment is standing on.
“Leave now” on every screen, an anonymous identity, calm-not-alarm design, and a quick exit that even neutralizes the browser Back button.
Content is encrypted at rest with a key held in a separate vault; documents are AES-GCM encrypted in the browser — filename included — before upload.
A deterministic stop word halts sessions in code, practice can never end in the defense voice, and the model refuses to label whether she was trafficked.
Every court-process claim traces to primary sources — the CVRA, FRE 412, DOJ/OVC guidance — and verified hotlines. Sources over assertions.
Tend
The right information, easier to find — while control stays with the survivor.
Built for the UN Human Rights & IBM Call for Code review. A guided replay — not the live application. Voices and clips are replays of the product’s own media, playing only while you press Play.