Experimental server
An experimental server exists today. It can receive already-encrypted
uploads and keep the records needed to organize them, but it is not broad
public-production infrastructure.
Reality check
Current status
Proofline has an experimental server and web-client prototype today. Native capture clients, trusted-contact review, notifications, official hosted accounts, cost-recovery billing, and decryption workflows are not ready today.
Web-client prototype
An experimental web-client prototype exists for account and
incident-review flows. It is not a recording client, mobile app, public
admin dashboard, or production safety workflow.
Trusted-contact records
Trusted-contact relationship, sharing, and wrapped-key records exist in
the backend. They do not yet provide trusted-contact review screens,
notifications, or decryption.
Product direction
Native capture clients, location and context capture, trusted-contact
review, future official hosted accounts, cost-recovery billing, and
stronger upload behavior are future work.
Emergency reliance
Proofline is experimental, not an emergency service, and not a guaranteed
real-time response system.
Not ready today
- Emergency reliance or guaranteed real-time response.
- Production iOS or Android capture clients.
- Trusted-contact notifications or production live context sharing.
- Browser, backend, or trusted-contact decryption workflows.
- Official hosted accounts, cost-recovery billing, or payment-gated access.
- Playable media export or legal-submission workflow.
Where detailed docs live
The public website is intentionally short. Developers and reviewers should use the GitHub repositories for implementation details, deployment boundaries, security models, and roadmap planning: open-proofline on GitHub .
Sources
These project documents provide more detail about the current implementation, planned work, and security limits.