Know it.
Write it.
Post it.

Free tools for anyone who needs protection and a voice. Know your rights when it counts. Put your demand in writing. Print the poster that fills the room. No accounts, no tracking, nothing leaves your phone.

What's happening right now?

Skip the tour. Tap the situation, land on the page.

I've been pulled overWitness ICE is at my doorWitness I'm going to a protestWitness My landlord won't fix itSpeak My boss didn't pay meSpeak I want the police report / body camSpeak I'm organizing a meetingPress
01 · Witness

Know your rights. Out loud.

Plain-language scripts for a traffic stop, ICE at the door, a protest, an eviction notice. Built for one hand and 4% battery. Works offline. Printable wallet cards.

Say“I do not consent to a search. Am I free to go?”
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02 · Speak

Put it in writing.

Demand letters that cite the law and set a deadline: landlord repairs, unpaid wages, public records, medical bills, officer complaints, accommodations, debt collectors. Fill in, print, send.

Generates“…completed no later than September 10, 2026. Please confirm in writing.”
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03 · Press

Every block needs a poster.

Flyer & poster maker for meetings, free food, know-your-rights, volunteer calls, emergency notices. Loud, legible, prints at the library. The share link is the poster.

PrintsNO HEAT? NO HOT WATER? COME., Thursday 7pm, Rec Center
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Free forever. No accounts. No tracking. Nothing to moderate, verify, or keep current.

Runs on your deviceScripts, letters, and posters are generated in the browser. There is no server that sees your name, your problem, or your location. Close the tab and it's gone.
Built on what doesn't changeConstitutional rights, federal statutes, and doctrines every state shares. Anything that varies by state is flagged and linked to an official source instead of copied here.
Open source, fork itA tenant union, a church, a school club can copy the whole site, add their own templates and local numbers, and host it for five dollars a month.

This is the survival-programs tradition. Not a museum of it.

The Black Panther Party fed thousands of kids every morning, ran free clinics, taught the law on street corners, and printed a newspaper that reached over a hundred thousand people. The through-line was never the leather jackets. It was: find what people need to survive and hand it to them, free, today, with dignity.

This site is independent, educational, and unaffiliated with any political party or organization, including any group using the Panther name today. It exists for everyone who needs protection and a voice. All power to all the people.

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revolutionOakland, 1969 · Everywhere, 2026