findSisterhood

findSisterhood is an anonymous social network for women that uses one-way cryptography to make posts untraceable, allowing survivors of sexual assault and abusive relationships to share their stories without revealing their identity. Founded by Ana Pompa Alarcón Rawls after the birth of her second child, the app has collected thousands of stories from women seeking connection and support without judgment. The Santa Monica-based company monitors content to prohibit hate speech and prioritizes user anonymity, with even its own team unable to identify posters.