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Cash · Testimony · A shared record

Get compensation — money and a public accounting — and keep the record sealed.

Attest.live is the gathering table: identity-verified attestations on IPFS, class-action group testimony and counsel packets, and a grassroots desk for petitions and bill language. Courts and funds still decide. You should not need a law degree to begin.

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Sealed attestations

Document review, signed and pinned

Split-screen source documents against analysis. Government ID liveness, LinkedIn, a drawn signature, and a JSON payload sealed to IPFS.

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Class action desk

Group testimony and counsel

Open a class, invite members, collect narratives, send a representation packet, and keep a ledger of what is owed — without pretending money moves here.

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Legislative advocacy

Petitions, letters, bill language

Grow a campaign out of the same stories: public petitions, legislator letters, talking points, and a lobby log you actually keep.

How it works

From a private wound to a claim others can stand beside.

01

Say who you are

Create an account. Reviewers can verify with government ID liveness and LinkedIn. Photos are not kept as source files.

02

Tell what happened

Write it in your own words. Upload records. You do not need lawyer language to start.

03

Stand with others

Open a class. Members add testimony. The pattern is harder to deny than a pile of lonely files.

04

Get the papers ready

Build a counsel packet. Nothing files itself. You pick who may represent the group.

05

Change the machine

Run a petition and a lobby log from the same desk. Compensation is one half; the rules are the other.

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Collective narratives

Institutional force leaves the same mark on many lives. Name the pattern.

When you start a claim or a class, you place it in a shared account of effects. Displacement, trafficking, torture, persecution, or a civil harm that repeats — the story is larger than one filing.

  • Crimes against humanity
  • Forced displacement
  • Trafficking in persons
  • Torture
  • Persecution
  • Institutional harm

Plans

One monthly subscription. Every software offering.

No more one-off case quotas. Witness is free and limited. Basic is $5. New World Apostle is $25 and is built for heavy coordination.

Free

Witness

$0 / mo

Join a record. You do not run the desk.

  • Sign sealed attestations from an invite
  • Add your name to a public petition
  • No case, class, or campaign creation

Create a free account

Limited

Basic

$5 / mo

Quite limited personal use of the full desk.

  • 2 attestation cases / month
  • 1 class action, 12 members
  • 1 legislative campaign
  • Counsel packet on a class

Subscribe to Basic

High usage

New World Apostle

$25 / mo

Very high usage across every offering.

  • 100 attestation cases / month
  • 25 classes, 2,000 members each
  • 50 campaigns and high-volume petitions
  • Group testimony, counsel, payouts ledger

Subscribe to Apostle

After the record

Compensation is one half. Changing the machine is the other.

The advocacy desk is for grassroots campaigns that grow out of these stories: letters, petitions, bill language. The class desk is for people who were harmed the same way and need one place to stand.

Open the advocacy desk Open class actions

People holding a compensation check and a payouts ledger

The honest limit

Attest.live does not print checks, sit as a court, or register as a lobbyist. It is the gathering place and the file you take into the rooms that still hold the money and the law. Documents are drafts for human review.