Catalog proof
The website data is a verbatim catalog mirror, not a separate editorial rewrite. Published pages expose sources, review state, rights metadata, and dates.
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Evidence standard · verified 2026-08-26
A public statement is allowed only when a repository source supports its exact scope. The canonical claim ledger records the evidence, wording, owner, verification date, and release gate. The table below is its public summary.
A native SwiftUI iOS MVP exists.
Not yet on the App Store. Physical-device release evidence is pending.
30 bundled records have approved editorial and media states.
Catalog approval does not prove public app release or production services.
Published illustrations have exact generation IDs, commercial-use confirmation, and species-accuracy review.
They are original illustrations, not documentary photographs.
A privacy-preserving, idempotent count architecture is implemented and documented.
Production count integrity and hosted behavior are not yet verified.
Field Season, Atlas, and Support Witness are the proposed access model.
Founder approval, store products, real purchases, restore, expiry, and production keys are pending.
This website has no analytics, cookies, account, or email capture.
The app’s final retention, deletion, SDK, and privacy-label behavior is pending.
A Witness records an act of attention.
It does not prove an animal was saved, money reached conservation, or an outcome occurred.
The 30 bundled catalog records currently pass editorial and media validation. The standard still applies to every revision and new record.
Every material passage maps to declared sources with retrieval and verification context.
Prototype, draft, pending review, approved, unavailable, and error states remain distinct. Only approved earns release language.
Every asset records creator, source, rights state, commercial-use decision, attribution, exact identifier, and accuracy review.
Ranges stay generalized. Exact nests, dens, coordinates, and pressured population locations are withheld.
Reports are checked against the source record. Changed claims receive a new verification date.
The website data is a verbatim catalog mirror, not a separate editorial rewrite. Published pages expose sources, review state, rights metadata, and dates.
Build, simulator, backend staging, purchase testing, physical device, App Review, and public availability are independent gates. One cannot substitute for another.
If a claim exceeds its evidence, the site is corrected first. The release ledger then records what changed and why.
Read a complete catalog record or see the privacy boundary that must match the release candidate.