What we are about.
We have been involved in the Domestic violence filed for over 20 years and have seen many gaps in the support for victims of domestic violence. We are trying to fill those gaps to enhance victims safety and to assist victims giving them tool to report the perepetrators
A message from our founder
We have started this site and the tools we are developing to help victims of crimes and domestic violence, enabling them to better report m,atters to the law enforcement agencies.
We have been in the field of dealing with domestic violebce for over 23 years, and want to give out help and experience to those who need it, giving them tools and support mechanisms
Our important causes
Frequently Asked Questions
The basic answer is no, the app does not automatically share any of your data. The data is saved to your device in an encrypted folder, and you have the choice to send the information that you have recorded on the app, to a person via email or file sharing. The app is yours and does not share data automatically to enhabce victims sfafety.
We or the app are not a replacement for the emergency services and agencies that respond to such incidents. Call 000 for police when in danger or experiencing domestic violence.
Privacy Policy
Privacy Policy
Effective Date: 26/02/2026
App Name: Domestic Violence Incident Diary
Developer: Mark Jones
Contact Email: covecompass2026@gmail.com
Country of Operation: Australia
1. Introduction
Domestic Violence Incident Diary ("the App") is developed and operated by Mark Jones.
This App is designed to allow users to privately document incidents, maintain personal records, and access safety tools. User confidentiality and minimal data collection are core principles of this App.
This policy complies with:
The Australian Privacy Act 1988 (Cth)
The Australian Privacy Principles (APPs)
GDPR (where applicable)
CCPA (where applicable)
2. Data Collection
We collect only information you voluntarily enter into the App, including:
Incident descriptions
Dates and times
Uploaded images or attachments
Notes and journal entries
Trusted contact details (if added)
Safety planning information
We do not access, monitor, or review your content.
3. Data Storage
All user-entered information is stored locally on your device.
The App does not transmit incident logs to external servers unless you manually export or share them.
Sensitive data is encrypted at rest where technically feasible.
4. Data Sharing
We do not:
Sell personal data
Share data with advertisers
Use tracking for marketing purposes
Maintain remote user databases
Data is only shared if you choose to export or email it.
5. Security Features
The App includes:
PIN protection
Auto-lock after inactivity
Quick Exit feature
Optional decoy mode
These features are designed to enhance user safety. No digital system can guarantee absolute security.
6. Third-Party Services
The App may rely on Apple App Store and Google Play infrastructure for distribution.
We do not operate external servers storing user content.
7. User Rights
Because data is stored locally:
You may delete your entries at any time.
Uninstalling the App may permanently remove stored data.
You control your own exported records.
8. Emergency Notice
This App is not a substitute for emergency services.
If you are in immediate danger in Australia, call 000.
Support services in Australia:
1800RESPECT – 1800 737 732
9. Contact
Mark Jones
Email: covecompass2026@gmail.com
Terms and conditions
Effective Date: 26/02/2026
By using Domestic Violence Incident Diary, you agree to the following terms.
Purpose
This App is a documentation and personal record tool. It does not provide legal, medical, or emergency services.
User Responsibility
You are responsible for:
Maintaining confidentiality of your device and PIN Safeguarding exported files Ensuring your device security
The information and data integrity is the responsibility of the user.
Limitation of Liability
To the fullest extent permitted under Australian law, Mark Jones is not liable for:
Loss of data due to device malfunction Unauthorized device access Indirect or consequential damages
Governing Law
These terms are governed by Australian law.
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