Speak up about harassment, safety, fraud or damage, or share an idea to make things better, where you work and where you live — without putting your name to it. Find your organization, describe what happened or what could be better, and keep a tracking ID. No account, no email — nothing to install.
Have a code from a poster, card or message? Paste it. Don't have one? Type the name of your organization and pick it from the list.
Only organizations with a public channel are listed by name. An employee code works here only if you type it exactly.
Three steps, and nothing that could identify you is asked for along the way.
Scan the QR code, paste the printed code, or start typing the name of the place you want to report to.
Choose a category and write it plainly — dates, places, what was said or done. Your text is encrypted before it is stored.
It is the only link back to your report. Use it to follow progress, answer questions or add detail later — still anonymously.
Anonymity is not a setting here. It is the design of every part of the channel.
The form never asks for a name, email address or phone number, and no part of your device is recorded alongside the report.
Report text is encrypted on your device before it is written. The organization reads what you wrote; the platform never holds it in plain text.
Every view, reply, escalation and status change is written to a tamper-evident log that the organization cannot edit or delete.
Organizations can acknowledge, escalate and archive a report. They cannot delete one, and neither can anyone with database access.
Add more detail or answer a question through your tracking ID. The conversation stays anonymous from the first word to the last.
It works in any browser on any phone or computer. The SalamaTalk Android app is coming to the Google Play Store.
Give staff, residents, customers and visitors a channel they will actually use: branded codes and QR posters, a queue for the people who handle reports, escalation rules, response-time tracking and a retention policy you can prove.