Policy and evidence
Keep policies, source material, review dates, and published guidance connected without forcing them into one workflow.
Focused starting sets · optional modules
Policy teams, data stewards, humanitarian groups, and independent publishers face different constraints. LifeRaft OS lets each team start with a small set of add-ons and expand only when a workflow calls for it.
Independently developed by Robert White / Realystic for his own projects and client work. These public-sector use cases do not imply government employment, sponsorship, or endorsement.
Available now and early testing
Each add-on has its own job. Links between them are optional. The Data Catalog, Evidence Register, and Field Briefs are early preview workbenches for testing; the other modules are listed with their current release stage on their detail pages.
Keep policies, source material, review dates, and published guidance connected without forcing them into one workflow.
Inventory datasets and stewards, then connect approved reporting and site analytics where useful.
Assemble information hubs for distributed teams, community aid, or independent reporting on infrastructure they control.
Field conditions
A self-hosted installation can be prepared for local or isolated operation. Choose content, forms, directories, and reference modules to match the team and its access model. For journalists or aid workers in conflict settings, deployment, data handling, backups, and threat review need their own careful planning before real-world use.
This is an early testing set, not an accredited government records system or a safety guarantee for hostile environments.
On the design board
These are proposed add-ons, not features in the current preview. They would stay optional and useful across several verticals.
Signed, reviewable content and configuration packages for moving approved material between isolated installations.
Structured public or internal consultations with moderation, evidence links, and exportable summaries.
Defined measures with sources, revision history, and publishing controls for policy reporting.
Policy review, dataset stewardship, offline publishing, and field coordination each call for different boundaries.