1. 1Her week
  2. 2What if?
  3. 3Options
  4. 4Decide
  5. 5Follow up

The person stays in control

A proposed backup becomes a plan only when the older person accepts it and a trusted facilitator has checked it.

How to read this page. Each card is an option that could be approved. The approve button stays locked until the open checks are done.

👤 The person chooses

Which outing matters most? Is the help welcome? Proceed, decline, or decide later, always voluntary.

🤝 A facilitator verifies

Someone checks the open items: Has the neighbour agreed? Is there a hearing loop? Their name, role and date are recorded.

🧾 The tool keeps evidence

Every decision goes into a tamper-evident log, including a reason when an option is rejected.

Right now, in this demo

Introduce / involve: Volunteer ride service

If Daughter (drives) is unavailable, outings that depend on them are at risk (reference 49 -> 36 with verified options only).

Blocked until every open item is checked. 2 open item(s).

See what must be checked

Introduce / involve: Neighbour Pekka (attends same group)

If Daughter (drives) is unavailable, outings that depend on them are at risk (reference 49 -> 36 with verified options only).

Blocked until every open item is checked. 2 open item(s).

See what must be checked

The buttons are disabled on purpose: approval is blocked while any item is unknown.

The evidence behind the numbers

16 verified 11 reported by the person 7 unknown 1 failed

Every number carries its source: reported by the person, verified by a checker, or assumed. Open the full ledger and audit log.

Invented person. Numbers are computed by the TIEFORGE research model from invented inputs; nothing here is a real participant or a clinical result.