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. Neither funded by your data.
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 is being built to make preparing for them specific to your household, calm, 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.
Three principles we hold both apps to, whatever else changes.
Made for the day it is needed
We design both apps for the moment they are actually needed, not for the demo.
We ask for as little as possible
We collect what each job needs and nothing for its own sake. 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.
Start small, keep it current.
Start from your household
Who lives with you, where, and what you already have — the starting point for everything else.
Get a plan that fits
Steps written for your household, clear enough to follow when you are tired.
Hear from us only when it matters
When something needs your attention, and not otherwise. No daily nudges, and no alarm to keep you coming back.
Six ordinary days that go sideways.
Four days without power
No fridge, no card payments, no lights. Knowing beforehand what matters first, and who to check on.
Leaving home in a hurry
Documents, medication, the pet carrier, where to meet — decided on a quiet evening, not in the moment.
Emergency two countries away
Insurance numbers and consulate details, somewhere you can find them when you need them.
Old forum breach resurfaces
A password you reused years ago turns up in a breach. Knowing where it still matters.
A parcel scam with real details
Your address and order number in a scam text. Knowing where those details are exposed.
Your name where you did not expect it
An old address or phone number next to your name, on a site you never used. Knowing it is there is the first step.
Before you ask.
Neither app is available yet.
When there is a build worth your time, you will be able to ask to hear about it once. Nothing else, ever.