Identify anonymous child predators and help bring them to justice.
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The Problem
Offenders have moved off mainstream platforms into encrypted apps, closed communities, and AI tools that generate abuse material on demand. Identifying them now takes more sophisticated tools, more time, and more coordination than it did even two years ago.
A real text thread between an 18-year-old male and 12-year-old female on Snapchat. ILF submitted this case to law enforcement.
- P Predator hey ur parents won’t be home for a while right? just us 😏
- C Child ya how do u kno that
- P Predator don’t worry about it baby… just come over, i’ll take care of u
1 in 10 kids
Are sexually abused before their 18th birthday.
+192%
Online grooming of children rose 192% last year. The platforms aren’t catching it. Police can’t reach them in time.
500,000
Child predators are online right now. Most kids meet them on apps you’ve heard of.
How It's Done
We work with law enforcement around the world, from the FBI and Homeland Security to international agencies and Interpol.
Identify Predators
Using Open Source Intelligence (OSINT), our Predator Identification Team (PIT) finds the true identities of anonymous child predators.
Send to Law Enforcement
As a non-vigilante organization, we have a strong relationship with U.S. and international law enforcement agencies. When a child predator’s identity is confirmed, a completed report is sent to law enforcement.
Educate the Public
We educate parents and guardians so that they may learn how to protect their children online. Through education and outreach, we wish to ultimately reduce the number of cases we have to identify.
It can cost up to $6,000 to produce one file sent to law enforcement.
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