Contextual Profiles
One person, several faces. Civic Radar lets a Sentinel run separate, purpose-built profiles — a personal one, a market-stall one, or more — each with its own cards, its own audience, and its own switching rules. A single shared capacity pool keeps it honest: more profiles cost more room, and there's always a clear signal the moment you're over budget.
Best on a larger screen: the side-by-side view shows every annotation at once.
Personal and Market Stall sit side by side — tap once to switch which face of you the app shows.
Profiles and cards draw from one shared pool of room, not separate limits — spend it however fits you.
Go over budget and nothing breaks silently: the newest profile stays hidden from others until you free up space.
Set it once and forget it — a location or a schedule can switch your profile automatically, no manual toggling.
Two rules can't quietly fight over the same ground. Civic Radar catches the overlap before it happens and offers the fix.
Need a temporary switch? Pick a profile and a timer — it reverts on its own, no need to remember to switch back.
Every card carries its own audience. Drag to reorder and choose who sees what, right where you're already editing.
See exactly what your audience sees — flip the lens to Sentinels or Blips and preview it for real, not a guess.
Text, photo, location, carousel, video — each card built for a different kind of update.
A free emergency QR wallpaper, plus scannable tags for the things you actually carry — bike, car, laptop, keys.
Blood type, allergies, conditions — a private record that only surfaces when someone scans your physical tag, never inside the app.
Resuscitation and organ donation choices, made explicit — a confirm step you have to actively take, not a checkbox you scroll past.
Sentinel and Medical live side by side but stay separate — this is the moment Civic Radar makes clear which one you're in.