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Report what you saw.

Two minutes, phone-friendly, anonymous if you want. Whatever it turns out to be — an aircraft, a bear, or something nobody can explain — it belongs on file. You decide who ever sees it.

What happened?

In your own words. What you saw, heard, or felt — plainly, like you'd tell a careful friend. There is no wrong way to write this.

Where did it happen?

Describe the place, then optionally drop a pin. Your exact location is never shown publicly — the public map only ever shows a generalized area, whatever you choose below.

Tap the map to drop a pin (optional).

When?

Not sure of the minute? Nobody ever is. Say so and move on.

What was it like?

Pick whatever comes closest — this is observation, not conclusion.

Who can see this?

Your report, your call — and you can change it later by contacting us. It starts at the most protective setting.

PrivateOnly reviewed investigators see this. Nothing appears on the map or anywhere public.Anonymous publicYour case can appear on the map with the location generalized and every identifying detail removed. You are never named.PublicYou consent to fuller publication of the account and selected evidence. Home locations are still generalized — always.

Email (optional)

Only so an investigator can follow up. Never published, never shared, never added to any list.

Reviewed by a human before anything is public. Free, always.