Two apps for the two worlds you live in.
Rare events cause most of the damage, and none of them announce themselves. We're a small team building for exactly those moments — Readinity for the physical world, Cyberinity for the digital one. Both local-first, neither funded by your data.
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Two apps in build — one for the physical world, one for the digital one.
Be ready before it matters.
A week without power, water at the door, an evacuation order, an emergency far from home. Readinity makes preparing specific, dated and finishable.
See Readinity →Know it before it matters.
Breached credentials, leaked details, your data resurfacing somewhere new. Cyberinity tells you early, in plain language, and asks for almost nothing to do it.
See Cyberinity →Three commitments that shape both apps.
One household model, one alert discipline, two apps built on top of it.
Useful on the worst day
If it needs signal, a login or a calm mind to work, it doesn't work. Both apps are built for the moment they're needed, not the demo.
We ask for as little as possible
Household details and monitored identifiers stay on your device wherever the job allows. Collection is a cost, not an asset.
No profit in your alarm
Neither app escalates worry to sell a tier. Bad news arrives as information with a next step, and nothing else attached.
Fifteen minutes now, nothing to remember later.
Answer eleven questions
Who lives with you, where, and what you already own. No account, no address lookup, no upload.
Get a plan you can read cold
One page per scenario, written for someone tired and in the dark. Printable, and stored on the device.
Hear from us only when it matters
An expiry, a breach match, a plan that no longer fits the household. Roughly once a month.
Six ordinary days that go sideways.
Four days without power
Heat, no fridge, no card payments. The plan lists what to move first and who to call.
Evacuation at 2am
Documents, medication, pet carrier, meeting point — in the order you can actually carry them.
Emergency two countries away
Insurance numbers and consulate details readable without a login or a data roaming plan.
Old forum breach resurfaces
A password you reused in 2019 shows up in a dump. You learn which three sites still accept it.
A parcel scam with real details
Your address and order number in a text. Cyberinity shows where that pairing leaked from.
A number that isn't yours yet
SIM-swap chatter tied to your carrier account, flagged before the transfer completes.
What the first testers said.
I printed the outage page and put it in the fuse cabinet. That is the first prep thing I have ever finished.
It told me which sites still took an old password instead of just shouting that I was breached. That I could act on.
Nothing asked me to upgrade, nothing asked for my contacts. It felt like a tool, not a funnel.
Before you ask.
Neither app is available yet.
Leave an email and you'll hear once — when there is a build worth your time. Nothing else, ever.