Tag: Consumer

  • ID Verification: common questions

    Where does my information go? The result is recorded as a trust note, and the raw documents are stored safely in your KeepChest vault.

    Why is it vendor-independent? The proof of trust stays with you, not tied to any single checking company, so you are not locked to one provider.

  • ID Verification: add trusted evidence

    This hub lets you add verified evidence about a person. The first and strongest step is a government ID check, which acts as the credibility anchor. Other sources such as payment, credit, and references can be added too.

    Each check records a simple, vendor-neutral note of trust, while the original documents are kept safely in your vault.

  • How to file a QA report

    To file a report: tap the QA button on any screen. Choose a type and priority, write a short description, and add a screenshot by pasting, uploading, or capturing the page.

    For reviewers: open the review board to see incoming reports and triage them.

  • QA Capture: report a problem

    QA Capture lets testers report a bug or share feedback from any screen. A small QA button is available on each surface.

    When you file a report you can set a type and priority, describe the issue, and attach a screenshot. Helpful context such as the page and browser is added for you. Reviewers then triage the reports on a board.

  • The Two-Hour Test: common questions

    What does my number mean? It is a count of the people likely to show up for you quickly. Most people score two or fewer.

    What should I do next? Use your Life Board to see the gaps and grow your village. You can retake the test any time.

  • Friendship Door: let people know how to reach you

    The Friendship Door is your sociability beacon. With one tap you let your circle know how to reach you right now: Open, Around, or Heads-Down.

    It is a gentle, low-pressure way of saying whether it is a good time to approach you.

  • The Two-Hour Test: who shows up?

    The Two-Hour Test asks a simple question from the book: if something happened to you right now, who would show up within two hours?

    Answer four quick questions to find your Two-Hour Number. It shows where your support is strong and where there are gaps, and gently nudges you to build your Life Board.

  • Circle Games: common questions

    What games can I play? Daily Word, Trivia Together, Check-In, and Story Chain.

    Is my progress saved? Yes, on this device, so you can pick up where you left off.