What this is
Conduit is a network of trusted people, joined by a shared technology, that helps someone in a dangerous place report harm and get help — without ever giving their name. This prototype lets you walk through it from both sides.
How to use this demo
- Send a message as a Messenger — report something anonymously and get a private return code.
- Respond as a Responder — pick a team, open the case, and route or reply to it.
- See it sealed: switch to a different team and try the same case — its key can't open it.
- Check the activity log — every step is recorded by token, never by name. Tip: open two tabs to play both sides.
Send a message
Act as a Messenger: report something anonymously, or return to a case. No name, no phone, no email.
Respond (demo)
Act as a Responder: pick a team, then read, route, and reply to incoming cases.
Vetting network
The federation of organizations that vouches for Responders and governs the network.
Activity log
Every sensitive action, recorded by token — never by name. Transparency by design.
Take the 2-minute tour
Tip: open these in two browser tabs so you can play both sides at once.
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Send a message. Create an anonymous Messenger identity and submit a short report.
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Respond as Intake. Become an Intake Responder, open the new case, and route it to Legal.
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See it sealed. Switch to the Documentation team and open the same case — it is unreadable, because that team's key cannot open it. Then check the activity log: every step is there, by token only.
What this prototype shows that matters
- Anonymity by construction. A Messenger never identifies themselves.
- Each team can only open its own mail. Every team holds its own key. A team that wasn't given a case literally cannot read it — even with full database access.
- Names never appear. Responders are addressed by token. Messengers are never named. The log records tokens only.
- Real encryption end to end. X25519 key agreement + AES-256-GCM. The protection is not for show.
- No single point of trust. Eight founding organizations vouch for Responders — no one of them can poison the network.