Open source report logging software

EASY TO FILE. HARD TO CHANGE.

In development · not yet released

Anyone holding the database can change a row. Nobody can change one without it showing, in a record that has already been sealed to the one before it.

Open source

AGPL-3.0-or-later. Read every line, run it yourself, fork it. Nothing is hosted by us.

Moderated by design

Nothing is public until a moderator approves it. There is no auto-publish path, ever.

Append-only

A correction is a new entry pointing at the original. Never updated, never deleted.

Where this stands

September 2026

This is software, not a service

Read this

You cannot file a report on this page. ReportLog is what an organisation installs on its own server in order to take reports and keep them. If you arrived here from a site running ReportLog, go back to that site. That is where reports are filed, and the people who read them are there.

What it actually does

Built

Reports come in through a form, one question at a time. A moderator reads them. Approved entries are published and the rest are not. Every entry is sealed to the one before it, so altering an old entry breaks every entry filed after it, visibly.

Who filed a report is stored apart from the report itself. Only a moderator can open that, and every time one does, the read is logged with a written reason.

Nothing in the software is about any particular subject.

Not released yet

Pending

The source will be published on Codeberg under AGPL-3.0-or-later. It is not public yet, so nothing on this page can currently be checked by reading it. There is no installation documentation and no release date.

Nothing to sign up for

Note

There is no mailing list and no announcement list. ReportLog is not looking for contributors, customers or pilot users at this stage. This page exists so the name points somewhere honest while the work finishes.

Self-hosted. AGPL-3.0.

Run your own log.