Two-row family graph
Every relation has two rows — one from your point of view, one from theirs. Either side can revoke independently. The substrate enforces it; Shield surfaces it cleanly.
Alpha Sayuk Shield
Add your parents, spouse, and children. Each side controls what they share with the other, by data class. Records flow with consent, and every cross-side view is logged to your audit trail.
A health record is the most personal thing you can share. Shield makes every grant deliberate, scoped, and reversible — and writes each one to the same consent ledger the rest of the suite reads.
Every relation has two rows — one from your point of view, one from theirs. Either side can revoke independently. The substrate enforces it; Shield surfaces it cleanly.
Medical records, prescriptions, appointments, address — you choose what each relation can see. Granular consent, never all-or-nothing.
Add a family member by phone. They receive an invite, accept, and choose what they share back. No directories, no scraping contacts.
Every cross-side access is logged to the substrate consent ledger. See who looked at what, when, and under which grant.
Shield doesn't keep a private list of who can see what. It reads and writes the suite-wide consent ledger — so a grant you make here is the same grant Sayuk Tend honours at the clinic, and you can revoke it from one place.
Sayuk Shield is in alpha and publicly accessible. Family-graph and per-relation consent are live today; clinical-record integration with Sayuk Tend is the next slice.