The Vault (Assets)
The Vault holds the receipts and registration behind every belonging you protect — but its real work starts when something's lost. Tags trigger anonymous recovery chats and Safe Haven meetups, disputes get a neutral timestamped record instead of a verdict, and a confirmed Steward stands ready if you're ever unable to manage any of it yourself.
Best on a larger screen: the side-by-side view shows every annotation at once.
Belongings, Insights, Tags, and Legacy sit as counted tabs — a live “tag scanned” banner surfaces the moment something's found.
Switch into multi-select to handle several items together — export their documents or mark them lost all in one step, instead of one at a time.
Receipts, serial photos, and insurance policies live right on the item — no separate folder to remember.
A pre-written note to the finder and quick paths to police/insurance sit just below the document list.
Setting a meetup surfaces walking times and nearby Safe Havens ranked by distance — never your own address.
Once the meetup's passed, a single question closes the loop — with stolen and police/insurance options staying visible.
The recovery options menu includes “This isn't mine?” alongside the usual police/insurance and stolen actions.
Saying it's not yours points the finder to a safe drop-off — the same screen also covers selling, giving away, or a mis-scan.
Raising a dispute starts with what's wrong, photos of the condition, and a note in your own words.
Registration and hand-off photos sit next to each account's version of what happened.
The record timestamps each step and lets either side escalate or mark it resolved — Civic Radar doesn't decide who's right.
A stolen tag gets a last-seen area — never an address — plus an activity log of every scan.
Recovery chat and case-file export sit right alongside the option to undo a stolen report entirely.
Export starts by asking what it's for — police report, insurance claim, or a complete packet covering both.
Choosing “Both” surfaces the registered policy and explains why the police packet comes first.
Registering starts with a tap or scan that confirms the tag isn't already claimed by someone else.
The same camera view reads a Civic Radar tag or a QR code, with an NFC tap offered as a shortcut.
Entering the 16-digit ID by hand covers tags that won't scan — with a link for anyone who can't find their ID.
Insight cards are explicit that timing is estimated from registration and maker intervals — never from tracking the item.
A reminder can mirror to your phone's own calendar — Civic Radar never needs to track anything to nudge you.
A confirmed Steward, a Care Letter, and physical Feel Safe products sit together — with a standing reminder that a Steward never gets your chats or posts.