IIW Foundation

IIW Foundation is a local-first educational field guide for understanding digital identity, open collaboration, and responsible trust decisions.

Begin at the visual Signal Map, then move through six connected learning nodes:

• Identity Basics separates a person from the identifiers, attributes, proofs, and policy decisions that may describe or affect them. Interactive layers help you examine agency, data minimization, interoperability, and transparency.

• Open Space helps you turn a genuine question into a session seed. Save a draft and work through a five-step preparation circuit on your device while learning the habits of participatory agenda building.

• Standards Atlas offers a searchable, plain-language glossary for common identity architecture concepts, including authentication, authorization, credentials, federation, selective disclosure, trust frameworks, and wallets.

• Trust Lab presents five short scenarios about privacy-preserving claims, issuer trust, account recovery, cross-context correlation, and meaningful recourse. Immediate explanations focus on reasoning rather than slogans.

• Field Log lets you save questions, insights, and connections as private on-device notes. Entries can be deleted individually, and app backup is disabled.

• Foundation presents organization information, clear app boundaries, the Privacy Policy, app-support channels, and a separate public organization contact.

App features:
• Distinctive Signal Map interface with six educational nodes
• Seven original visual learning scenes
• Interactive identity-layer explorer
• On-device Open Space session seed and preparation checklist
• Searchable digital identity glossary
• Five-scenario Trust Lab with explanatory feedback
• Local Field Log with question, insight, and connection tags
• External email, telephone, official-information, and Privacy Policy actions
• No account, sign-in, ads, analytics, tracking SDKs, or cloud notebook
• No Android Internet permission

IIW Foundation is identified in public nonprofit records as a 501(c)(3) educational organization in Lindon, Utah, classified under NTEE U41 Computer Science. The app distinguishes organization facts and publicly documented information from its original educational companion content.

This app does not create an identity, issue or verify credentials, register event attendees, sell tickets, collect donations, certify compliance or security, provide legal advice, or replace official event and organization channels.

Session drafts, checklist progress, and Field Log entries remain in Android app storage. The app does not upload them. Email support opens the user's installed email application with a prepared recipient and subject; nothing is sent until the user reviews the message and presses Send. Telephone actions open the dialer without placing a call, and web links open an external browser.