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Incident Record is a free, local-first web workbook for an individual or family helper organizing facts after a scam. It guides users through a timeline, losses, contacts, reports, disputes, and references to original evidence files, then produces a printable record or PDF. No account is required, and workbook entries are not uploaded by Incident Record. It does not recover money, detect scams, contact organizations, or submit reports.
I built Incident Record after I was scammed and saw how difficult it was to organize messages, payment records, names, dates, provider contacts, report numbers, and evidence-file locations while under pressure.
The product is deliberately narrow. It does not detect scams, investigate anyone, contact organizations, submit reports, or promise recovery. Urgent contact with a bank or payment provider comes first.
The complete web workbook is free and works without an account. Entries remain in the user's browser unless the user exports and shares them. A separate pay-what-you-can download supports maintenance, but every amount receives the same package and payment does not buy recovery help or priority handling.
I would value candid feedback on three questions:
1. Is the first-use sequence calm and understandable?
2. Is the local-first explanation credible and clear?
3. What would stop you from recommending the free workbook to a family member?
Please do not share incident details in public comments.
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About Incident Record on Product Hunt
“Organize post-scam facts without uploading them”
Incident Record was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 2 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #130 on the daily leaderboard. Incident Record is a free, local-first web workbook for an individual or family helper organizing facts after a scam. It guides users through a timeline, losses, contacts, reports, disputes, and references to original evidence files, then produces a printable record or PDF. No account is required, and workbook entries are not uploaded by Incident Record. It does not recover money, detect scams, contact organizations, or submit reports.
Incident Record was featured in Productivity (660.2k followers), Personal Finance (2.9k followers) and Security (2.9k followers) on Product Hunt. Together, these topics include over 169.5k products, making this a competitive space to launch in.
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