Doxreporter is the first blockchain-enabled mobile cyber incident reporting app. It allows individuals and organizations to report cyber incidents from a mobile device or desktop browser, with incident metadata anchored to an immutable blockchain ledger — providing a tamper-proof record suitable for investigations and insurance claims.

Who is Doxreporter designed for?

Doxreporter is built for anyone who needs reliable, mobile-first cyber incident reporting. The public version at forcestopper.org is available to all users. A Professional subscription unlocks advanced features, and an Enterprise tier is available for organizations requiring custom deployment, unlimited blockchain storage, and full SIEM/SOAR integration.

Why was Doxreporter built?

There was a clear need for redundant reporting capabilities that operate independently of desktops and fixed terminals. Mobile reporting allows responders to document incidents from anywhere, even when primary systems are compromised. Immutable blockchain storage preserves report integrity and metadata as verifiable evidence for cyber incident investigations and insurance claims.

How does Doxreporter protect user privacy?

Coordinates are used as primary location identifiers where available, and all personal and sensitive information is redacted and never saved on reports. This privacy-by-design approach ensures compliance with data protection expectations while still capturing the incident context needed for effective analysis.

Can I report without sharing my location?

Yes. Reporting works with or without location features enabled. Location data enhances the analytical value of reports by enabling geographic trend analysis, but it is entirely optional. Doxreporter functions fully as a reporting tool regardless of whether location access is granted.

Can Doxreporter send incident reports to multiple people?

Yes. Doxreporter supports sending report links to multiple user-specified email addresses. Professional subscribers can send reports to up to 10 email addresses per submission, making it straightforward to notify security teams, legal counsel, or insurance contacts in a single action.

Does Doxreporter work on mobile devices?

Doxreporter is mobile-first. It is a Progressive Web App (PWA) with home screen installation support on both iOS and Android, as well as desktop installation via supported browsers. Step-by-step installation instructions for iOS are included in the app.

Does Doxreporter include contact information for reporting authorities?

Yes. The app includes contact information for regional public offices responsible for cyber incident reporting, so users can escalate incidents to the appropriate government or regulatory bodies.

How is incident data stored and why does it matter?

Report metadata is anchored to an immutable blockchain, meaning it cannot be altered or deleted after submission. This is critical for maintaining the evidentiary chain of custody required in formal cyber incident investigations and when filing insurance claims. The Free tier includes one report stored on the blockchain. Professional and Enterprise tiers include expanded blockchain storage.

What subscription plans are available?

Doxreporter offers three tiers: Free Tier — mobile and desktop access, one blockchain-stored report, limited email sending; Professional Tier ($1.77/month) — blockchain-backed report storage, email notifications to up to 10 addresses, up to 20 reports per day, and basic analytics; Enterprise Tier (custom pricing) — unlimited blockchain storage, advanced AI-driven threat detection, and full SIEM/SOAR integration. Contact info@roen.solutions for Enterprise details.

Can incident data be aggregated across an organization?

Yes. Incident data can be aggregated and analyzed across departments or locations to identify soft spots and emerging threat trends. Location-specific analysis is supported where coordinates are captured, enabling organizations to correlate incidents geographically and respond proactively.

How does Doxreporter support insurance claim reporting?

Blockchain-anchored metadata provides an immutable, timestamped record of incident details at the time of filing. This preserves report integrity and creates a verifiable evidence trail that satisfies the documentation requirements of most cyber liability insurance policies.

Doxreporter | Blockchain Cyber Incident Reporting App

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Secure, blockchain-backed cyber incident reporting

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1 incident report (lifetime)
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