The spreadsheet, assembled by women in the tech community, is part of a whisper network that has circulated since 2022, allowing victims to share names while protecting their identities.
Many women fear retaliation, so they have opted for the private network over police reports; the anonymity offers a shield against potential black‑listing by powerful investors.
Yehong Zhu, founder of the app Zette, filed a police report in December 2021 after being raped by a former Genesis housemate; the suspect has not been located or arrested despite ongoing investigations.
At Launch House in Beverly Hills, a woman was drugged at a gathering; other attendees reported the suspect, who was immediately expelled after the house’s founders changed the locks and offered police assistance.
The scandal has prompted industry leaders to pledge reforms and a formal inquiry into workplace misconduct is expected to be launched by relevant regulatory bodies soon.