Privacy

Your story stays yours.

This is how Kasat handles your information, in plain words. The short version: we collect as little as we can, we never sell it, and you stay in control.

Last updated: 10 November 2026

On this website

The only thing we collect here is the email address you type into the pilot signup form, if you choose to. We use it only to tell you about the Kasat pilot and launch. You can ask us to delete it at any time.

In the Kasat app

• You are anonymous by default. You do not need to give your name to send a report.
• A report holds what you write, the category you pick, and a photo only if you add one.
• Your location is used only when you send a report. Police first see only a general area. The exact location opens only when one officer takes your case, and every view is recorded.
• Photos and messages can be seen only by the one officer who took your case, and each view is recorded.
• Your identity is shared only if you reveal it yourself, from your side.
• You can read the officer's messages and reply inside the app. Kasat staff do not read them.
• If you add a phone number or email, it is stored encrypted and never shown to police or other users.

Deleting your information

Write to hello@kasatapp.com from any address and tell us your case code. We delete your report, photos and messages within 30 days, unless the law requires police to keep a case record.

Who can see what

Only the designated gender based violence team at a police station can see reports for that station. Each officer has their own login, so every action is tied to a named person. Kasat staff do not read your private messages.

Open source

Kasat's app and police desk code is public at github.com/xavianab/kasat, so anyone can check that it does what this page says.

Your choices

You can ask us to see, correct or delete your information at any time. Write to hello@kasatapp.com and we will reply within 30 days.

Who we are

Kasat is made by Aevantic. Questions about privacy: hello@kasatapp.com.