VOLUNTARY COOPERATION
Independent households. Thoughtful connections.
Your household can plan and operate independently. A preparedness group is an optional, separately governed relationship.
Choose each disclosure
Detailed inventory, finances, medical information and named competency assessments are not automatically published. Preview and approve information for each group separately.
Aliases help limit unnecessary identity exposure. Multiple groups require separate permissions and separate encryption keys.
Confirm practical availability
A skill or resource offered in more than one group is nonexclusive. It cannot be counted as guaranteed capacity in several groups at once.
Distance, routes, condition, timing and current availability still need confirmation. Group participation is not a promise of emergency assistance.
Understand the release boundary
The accepted 2.0.0 workbook includes optional shared-folder summaries. Its legacy summary exchange does not satisfy the newer encryption requirement and should not be presented as encrypted group sharing.
The restricted 2.3.0 candidate adds encrypted group cooperation with verified participants, separate protection for each group, and safeguards against tampered or reused information. Membership changes trigger new protection for future exchanges.
Real encrypted group sharing remains disabled pending production acceptance, including synchronization through a second physical Windows computer and the selected provider.
Permissions can change
Leaving or being removed from one group does not remove platform membership or membership in other groups. Active group views clear when the change is processed. Previously downloaded or decrypted information cannot be guaranteed to disappear from another person’s computer.
Membership expiry restricts applicable online services while preserving private household data and independent workbook operation.
Understand the membership layers