Wildfern Global

This is the global version of the Australian App Wildfern, with the option of language selection when installed or in the settings menu. Wildfern is a discreet domestic violence (DV) support and incident-recording app designed to help users privately document important information while maintaining a normal, everyday appearance on their device. At first glance, Wildfern presents as a simple personal diary. This diary acts as a decoy app, helping protect the privacy of the user if their device is viewed by another person. A separate protected area provides access to the DV journal and its safety-focused features. Within the protected DV area, users can record incidents and maintain a private history of events. Entries can include dates and times, written descriptions, severity information, categories and flags, photographs, files and audio recordings. This can help users keep an organised and accurate personal record over time. Wildfern includes: A discreet decoy diary separate from the protected DV journal PIN-protected access to the DV area Detailed domestic violence incident recording Photos, files and audio attachments Incident categories and safety-related flags A chronological timeline of recorded incidents Search, sorting and filtering tools Evidence and document export options Backup and restore features Privacy protection when the app is backgrounded Quick and discreet access designed with user safety in mind Wildfern is designed to keep the user's information under their control. Journal and incident information is stored on the user's device rather than being publicly accessible through the app. The decoy diary can also be used as a normal personal journal, allowing users to create everyday diary entries while keeping the protected DV journal separate. Wildfern is intended as a private documentation and organisational tool. It does not replace emergency services, legal advice, medical advice, counselling or professional domestic violence support services. If you are in immediate danger, contact the emergency services available in your location.