I Am Not Violent
"Your peace. On record. Forever."
Our Mission
A public, timestamped declaration archive for nonviolence. A tool for individuals to create permanent records of their peaceful character - before they need one.
When a person states "I am not violent" and puts it on a neutral, immutable public archive, they create a protective layer of documented character that no single party can delete or suppress.
Who Uses This
- People facing false accusations of violence or threatening behavior
- Activists, organizers, and protestors who want their peaceful intent documented
- Muslims, minorities, and immigrants who experience collective suspicion
- Whistleblowers and public figures who want their character on record
- Parents in custody disputes who need documented evidence of their temperament
- Anyone who has experienced police planting evidence or fabricating violent intent
What This Archive Is Not
- A legal defense, alibi, or legal shield of any kind
- A condemnation platform or tool for accusing others
- Affiliated with any government, law enforcement, or legal institution
- A replacement for emergency services - call 911 if in danger
- A service that verifies, endorses, or takes responsibility for any declaration
Security & Permanence
- All declarations are stored on encrypted, distributed backup infrastructure
- No single point of failure — records persist even if our primary server is compromised
- HTTPS encryption, security headers, and tamper-proof timestamps on every record
- Roadmap: blockchain-anchored immutability for cryptographic proof of record existence
Why We Built This
I built this because I believe everyone who takes public stands deserves a permanent record of who they are.
I lived near the San Bernardino shooters in 2015. After the attack, every Muslim in the area experienced collective suspicion - from neighbors, from institutions, from a system that paints entire communities with the actions of individuals. That experience never left me.
False accusations destroy lives. Police plant evidence. Prosecutors fabricate violent intent. Custody battles weaponize temperament. Protest movements get labeled as threats. In a world where your character can be defined by someone else's narrative, having your own words on a neutral, immutable, timestamped public record is an act of self-preservation.
This archive exists so that the truth about who you are is documented before anyone tries to rewrite it.
Resources
If you or someone you know is facing false accusations or needs legal support:
Questions or Feedback?
We welcome input from users and the broader community.