After Incarceration

After Incarceration is a free accountability toolkit, community space, and public record — built from learned, lived experience, for people who've been mistreated by those with power over their lives. WHAT YOU CAN DO HERE — Hold Them Accountable — Free plain-English tools that help you put a wrong in writing, with real legal citations, and show you which agencies can act on it. Four situations covered: • Where I Live — landlord, housing discrimination, deposits, eviction • How I Earn or Spend — wage theft, workplace, business fraud, banking • A Government Officer — police, prison/jail guard, parole/probation • I'm Not Sure — a general investigation-demand letter We never store the text of your complaint on our servers. What you write is yours. — The Gate — A community space with no algorithms, no likes, no metrics. Just people, speaking plainly. Block and report are always one tap away; our team reviews reports within 24 hours. — The Guard Brutality Database — A public record of guard misconduct, kept outside the system that produced it. Reporter identity is never exposed — the incident is public, but who reported it is not. — Exclusive Content — Video and audio from the movement: pilgrimage footage, teach-ins, and conversations you won't find elsewhere. Free with an account. — The Kitty — A community fund, not a subscription. $2.97 per quarter — smaller than a subscription, bigger than a donation. Members get a quarterly art gift, early access to events, and a voice in where the fund goes. Everything in the app is free whether you give or not. WHO THIS IS FOR • People navigating re-entry or still inside the system's reach • Renters, workers, and neighbors facing abuse they can't afford to take to court • Families of people killed or harmed by guards • Organizers building records the state won't keep WHAT WE WON'T DO • No ads. Ever. • No selling your data. • No paywalls on tools, video, audio, or the database. • No algorithm deciding what you see. Built by and for people with lived experience. Fiscally sponsored by Movement Strategy Center, a 501(c)(3). Pay it forward. Sustain the struggle.