1 pointby crisiscore_sys22 days ago2 comments
  • footy22 days ago
    I read the blog post linked at the top of your app and I just wanted to say I love your approach to privacy.

    I'm lucky enough to not be a good test user for this, but keep going. The crisis button seems like a great idea to me.

    • crisiscore_sys21 days ago
      Thanks, I really appreciate that. Privacy is the hill I am building this on. If you have a quick instinct on the crisis button, I would love it. Should it stay fully local as a grounding checklist with quick contacts, or is there something you would expect it to do that still fits a privacy first tool.
      • footy18 days ago
        I'd think local contacts make sense. My instinct is also to say people should be able to add personal contacts they'd want to connect with in times of crisis (because when you're IN crisis you can't think of this, but when you aren't maybe you can) though of course I can see how that could make SOME people feel worse depending on wording.
  • crisiscore_sys21 days ago
    If anyone wants the implementation details: the default mode is local-first storage with offline support (PWA). I’m deliberately trying to avoid “health data as telemetry.” Network usage is feature-scoped (e.g., correlation features only when enabled). If there are specific threat-model questions you want answered (“what do you store”, “where”, “how do exports work”), ask and I’ll be precise.