Trusty helps you declare focused, partial trust — scoped, time-bound, and consent-based. A small, honest statement that both sides can hold.

Trust is rarely all-or-nothing. We trust a colleague with deadlines but not with secrets; a sibling with secrets but not with money. Trusty lets you put that in writing — clearly, kindly, and only for the situations where it matters.

Each declaration is a tiny contract you can revisit, refine, or retire. Walk down the sections, fill what fits, and your readable declaration composes itself at the bottom.

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Trust starts small — one scope at a time.

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Boundaries are a gift for both sides.

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Publish only what you both agree to.

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### A gentle map — two ways in

Switch from the topbar: People browses what trusting someone can mean (use the compass to show less or more); For something builds a scoped declaration, step by step.

1 who 2 scope 3 protection 4 conditions 5 declare

## Who

I trust
Relationship
Context

## Scope

## Additional Protection

State the boundaries that keep this trust healthy. Good limits are a gift for both sides.

Truster limitations
Trustee limitations
Additional grants given
Other conditions
Why getting so specific?

Good boundaries are a gift for both and all 🎁. They reduce ambiguity and prevent resentment. Write them as if both sides must win — don't feel paranoid about being more open. Bullies are not trustful people :)

## Trustful signals

What can increase your confidence?

## Conditions

Pick the conditions that shape this trust — when, where, for what, and what's given back. Reframed from Dealy's clause taxonomy.

## Declaration

What does this sentence do?

It composes your selections into a single, human-readable statement — useful to send, sign, or publish.

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