joliroMail
- What it does
- A private @joliro.org email address, completely separate from any account an abuser may know about.
- Why it matters
- It cannot be reached through account recovery on Google, Microsoft or any other service.
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joliro is a private, secure set of tools for people experiencing technology facilitated abuse (TFA), and for the caseworkers who support them. It was built by the Digital Safeguard Centre, in close collaboration with victim survivors and frontline practitioners.
Why we built it
Most people trust their email, cloud storage and calendar without a second thought. For someone experiencing abuse, those same tools can become the way in. A partner who knows a password, holds a phone, or can answer a recovery question may be able to reach almost everything.
Frontline practice taught us that safety plans often come undone through ordinary technology rather than sophisticated hacking. These are not isolated failures. They are the predictable result of tools built for convenience being used in situations they were never designed for.
joliro was built to close those gaps. Everything sits inside one joliro account, kept separate from the email, cloud and calendar accounts an abuser is likely to know about.
The platform
Each tool does one job. Together they cover what people most often need: a safe way to communicate, somewhere private to keep evidence, a guided way to check devices and accounts, and a route to the right support.
How we protect you
No data collected by joliro is sold, or used to identify you personally. The full detail is in our Privacy Notice.
joliroDiary and joliroDrive use user controlled encryption. The Digital Safeguard Centre cannot decrypt your files or diary entries, even internally.
joliroDetect and joliroRisk sessions are held for 30 days in secure systems hosted in Australia, for AI oversight only, then permanently deleted. Access is limited to three senior technology abuse specialists.
joliro complies with the EU AI Act (Regulation 2024/1689), applied globally, and is aligned to ISO 42001:2023 for AI management. AI findings are advisory only, never a determination.
ChainFS, the patent pending technology behind joliroDiary and joliroDrive, has been independently reviewed by the University of Canberra. Every tool has a code security review that is updated whenever the system changes.
The Digital Safeguard Centre
The Digital Safeguard Centre is the specialist technology and research backbone for the domestic and family violence sector. Headquartered in Australia and working globally, its team has audited more than 14,000 phones and accounts and supports 165 frontline domestic and family violence agencies across three countries. joliro is the product of that practice: frontline casework, combined with research into the tools and methods perpetrators use.
That research continues. The Centre sponsors an industry PhD researcher studying technology facilitated abuse, as one of 78 organisations awarded an Industry PhD grant by the Australian Government. Victim survivors and caseworkers helped design these tools, and the platform is updated continuously as perpetrator techniques evolve.
joliro sits alongside frontline support, not in place of it. It is not a crisis service. If you are in immediate danger, call 000 or your local emergency number.
Some domestic and family violence services fund joliro access for the people they support. If your organisation would like to do the same, the Digital Safeguard Centre can talk through the options with you.
joliroMail, joliroRisk and joliroStatus are free. Essentials adds joliroDetect and joliroDiary. Complete adds joliroDrive and joliroAssist.