Report the case
Paste the link, add screenshots and pick a reason.
Evidence-based moderated by people, not algorithms
The public record of online toxicity.
freetox documents toxic posts, comments and videos by people and companies — with links, screenshots and moderation. So hate does not quietly disappear.
- Every case backed by evidence
- Reviewed by human moderators
- Private people stay hidden
- Anyone listed can appeal
free to browse · public figures only for guests · right to appeal
// documented across the platforms people actually use
Instagram
Facebook
TikTok
X
YouTube
Telegram
LinkedIn
// how it works
From screenshot to public record in three steps.
Every case goes through the same path. Nothing is published without proof.
Moderators verify
Every piece of evidence is checked before publishing.
It goes on the record
The case joins the author’s profile and updates the rating.
// the catalog
Search people and companies, not rumours.
Find anyone by name, nickname or employer. Filter by country, rating, category or type of content — and see the verified cases behind every profile.
- Search across names, nicknames and companies
- Company pages list their toxic employees
- Filter cases by platform, category and country
// toxic rating
Three levels. Calculated, not opinion.
The rating is computed automatically from the number and severity of verified cases.
level 01
Warning
A first verified case, or a few minor ones.
level 02
Dangerous
Repeated toxicity or a single serious case like racism or hate speech.
level 03
Critical
Systematic hate, incitement to violence or support for terrorism.
// the structural problem
Every other way lets it disappear.
Toxic content is reported, screenshotted and argued about every day. Almost none of it becomes a lasting, verified record.
Report to the platform
Reports disappear into a queue. Even when content is removed, nobody can see it ever existed.
Screenshot in a group chat
Evidence gets lost in chats, without context, links or verification.
A news article
Covers one viral incident, rarely the pattern behind it, and never stays updated.
Public call-outs
Fast and emotional — and without moderation it can hurt the wrong person.
freetox is what was missing: one moderated place where each case keeps its link, screenshots and context — permanently and searchable.
Our story// community voices
Why people trust the record.
What changes when toxic content is documented with evidence instead of being argued about in comments.
// hear it from them
“Posts get deleted within hours. Having a moderated record with screenshots means the evidence does not disappear with them.”
“I like that nothing goes live without a link and proof. It makes the catalog something you can actually cite.”
“I was listed by mistake after a fake screenshot. I filed an appeal and the case was removed within two days. Fair process.”
“As a volunteer I review a dozen cases a week. The checklist keeps us consistent and stops emotional decisions.”
“We check the catalog during hiring for public-facing roles. Seeing repeated cases, not one angry comment, is what matters.”
“Reporting is quick: paste the link, add screenshots, pick a reason. The rest is on the moderators.”
// no surprises
Questions, answered.
Straight answers on moderation, privacy, ratings and appeals.
01 What is freetox?
A public, moderated catalog of toxic posts, comments and videos by people and companies. Every case is documented with a link and evidence.
02 Who decides what gets published?
Moderators review every submission against a checklist. Trusted volunteers can publish directly; everyone else goes through review.
03 Can anyone see private individuals?
No. Guests only see public figures and companies. Private individuals are visible to signed-in users only.
04 How is the toxic rating calculated?
Automatically, from the number and severity of verified cases: Warning, Dangerous or Critical.
05 I am listed by mistake. What can I do?
File an appeal. A moderator reviews it and corrects or removes cases that do not hold up.
06 Is freetox free?
Yes, browsing and reporting are free. We are funded by donations — and donations never influence what is published.
// begin
Seen something toxic? Put it on the record.
Two minutes to report. Moderators check every piece of evidence. Nothing is published without proof.
free to browse · evidence required · open to appeal
100%
cases with evidence
3
rating levels
10
toxicity categories
2
languages