Part A publishes a tag
Payroll, a bank, a register — an office that already knows you can publish a sealed tag. The file stays with them. We keep the tag, not the name.
Live site. Matching is not running yet.
This screen lives in the app that already knows you. Still no SealRelay password.
No app, and you think a debt may exist about you? Then this page is a picture, not a door. Ask the office that already knows you — your payroll, your bank, the agency that wrote to you. They can show you their screen. There is nothing here for you to sign up to, and nothing here we could unlock for you.
Payroll, a bank, a register — an office that already knows you can publish a sealed tag. The file stays with them. We keep the tag, not the name.
A lender or collections desk may ask whether that tag exists, if the rules of that ask allow it. They do not receive your story from us.
To stop it, you tell the publisher. We get a signal, not a login. We cannot open a cabinet they already filled.
It is tempting to fold a record into one word — complete, or incomplete — or into a percentage of your life. Both would let you stop reading at the wrong time. So each holder keeps three flags apart.
How recently that office published. It is a freshness note. It is not completeness. A result without it is not shown at all.
A gap in what they published. A gap is not the same as being old, and it is not the same as a missing file.
They have not said “this is everything we hold”. Nobody having said so is different from someone having said the opposite.
No single “incomplete” badge. No fake percentage of your life. If the rest were known, it would not be missing.
Demo only. Nothing is sent. The list below is a fixture, named as such.
They published a tag. Coverage is theirs. We will not fake a percentage of your life.
Ownership-check tag. The file is not here.
They may ask. They do not receive your story from us.
You tell the office that published the tag. Not us. They hold the consent and the file, so they are the ones who can end it.
We get a signal that it stopped. We never get a login from you, and we never had a file to hand back.