Community Safety Database
Agtra is not a blacklist.
It's a lighthouse.
Shining light on transphobia, protecting our community, and helping us make safer choices together across countries, local places, companies, and public figures.
Live Coverage
One shared safety signal.
Every number below is live. The community keeps it growing — one report, one review, one safer decision at a time.
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Countries
National-level legal context with explicit red flags, protections, and score rationale.
940
Local businesses
Location-specific reports and endorsements for day-to-day decisions in real places.
0
Companies & organisations
Entity-level policies and signals that apply across branches and locations.
0
Public figures
Community-curated records for notable individuals whose behavior affects safety.
How To Use Agtra
Check. Decide. Contribute.
Built for quick, practical decisions — check the signal, decide with context, then pass the light on.
Check
Review countries, local places, companies, and public figures in one shared safety database.
Decide
Use clear context and critical indicators to make practical decisions before you go.
Contribute
Submit your reports so the next person has better information than you did.
What Agtra Is
A lighthouse, not a blacklist.
Agtra is built by and for trans people. It exists to reduce avoidable harm by making safety information visible at decision time — with context, not blanket labeling.
What the light shows
- Warnings and positive signals in one consistent format.
- Critical risks surfaced before you walk through the door.
- Moderated, evidence-backed records — not rumours.
What it never becomes
- A permanent blacklist with no path to change.
- A replacement for your own judgment and context.
- A place where every report is published unreviewed.
Contribute
Shine a light for someone else.
If you've seen or experienced transphobia, submit it. Your report can protect someone before they walk through the same door.