The idea began years ago after I read about a teenager who took her own life in 2015 after her ex-boyfriend shared intimate photos of her online.
It was a cruel reminder that online abuse is intentional, not accidental.

That led to a simple question. If perpetrators already know the harm they are causing, how can we make them stop?

There was only one answer.
Take away the internet they rely on.

Once the concept was defined, a new challenge emerged. How could we deliver legal notices directly to offenders?
After extensive research, I found the solution in an online forum.
The technology behind the project was inspired by anti-spam systems, allowing us to reach offenders directly and provide victims with a practical path to justice.