Hello, I'm Erik.

What it is for

A record of every locked day, with a seal at each milestone, and a keyholder who sees only what you switch on. It is for staying locked and keeping count. It is a journal, not a game or a feed. See what it does.

How the guides are written

I write the guides, the notes and the newsletters you get from this site. Each guide shows when it was written and when it was last updated.

The advice is practical and comes from shared experience. It is not medical advice, and none of it has been reviewed by a doctor. Anything that touches the body says when to take the cage off: pain, numbness, a change of colour, swelling or signs of infection. If something does not settle, see a doctor or nurse. Nobody needs your permission to take it off. When to take the cage off has the signs, in plain words.

Where the research comes from

The annual survey is run through CageWatchr's community. The 2026 edition has 71 anonymous submissions, and every chart says how many people answered. It is a small study, not a representative one, and only totals are published, never anyone's answers. Read the report and its methods.

What is kept

You sign in with your ClackID account, so a password is never typed here. The journal is shown only to the person it belongs to, and nothing in it leaves unless you switch it on. The privacy page lists exactly what is kept.

Get in touch

Write to erik@chastity.report. A person reads it. If something in a guide is wrong, tell me which page and what, and I will correct it and change its updated date.

Many answers are already in Help: plans, sharing, reminders, CageWatchr and your data.

Usually answered within two days. Sign-in and email questions are faster on ClackID's help page, since ClackID runs your account.