Alecto AI app analytics for July 17

If you are dealing with harmful image sharing or misuse of your likeness online, you are not alone, and you do not have to navigate it by yourself. Alecto helps guide you through the process, from preserving records to preparing reporting materials and requesting content removal. Designed to support people facing online image-related harm with privacy, care, and clear next steps. WHAT ALECTO DOES Search Across Major Platforms
Alecto helps users check for matching images across supported platforms in one place, reducing the need to manually search platform by platform. Create Platform Reporting Materials
Alecto helps generate reporting and takedown materials tailored to your situation, including structured information you can use when contacting platforms or seeking professional help. Preserve Important Evidence
Alecto captures and organizes records with timestamps so key information is easier to keep, review, and share with authorized professionals when needed. Understand Available Options
Alecto helps users identify relevant reporting paths, rights information, and next steps based on their situation. Connect to Support Resources
When additional help is needed, Alecto connects users to trusted legal, safety, and support resources. WHY ALECTO EXISTS Alecto was built to make a difficult process clearer, more organized, and more accessible. Our goal is to help users move from confusion to action with tools designed around privacy, safety, and support. Alecto Help is free to use. Your information is encrypted and handled with care. We do not share your data without your consent. KEY FEATURES • Cross-platform image search
• Guided reporting and takedown support
• Evidence capture and organization
• Rights and options guidance
• Identity verification tools
• Safety and crisis support resources
• Connections to specialized support professionals IMPORTANT If you are in immediate danger, call local emergency services right away.
If you are experiencing a crisis or thinking about self-harm, contact your local crisis support service immediately.