SCROLL TRANSMISSION · FOUR OWNER PRINCIPLES
Move through the idea without blurring what is real.
- 01Your work stays yours.
- 02Access goes farther only when you choose.
- 03Preview tomorrow without opening the vault.
- 04Your files. Your rules. Your StarBase.
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01 / LOCAL SOURCE · CURRENT
Your work stays yours.
Creator Vault AI remains the local-first source of truth. StarBase begins as a future preview, never as a silent replacement for the desktop library.
- Local library
- Available in the desktop app
- StarBase
- Preview / Future
- Silent upload
- Off
02 / SELECTIVE ACCESS · FUTURE CHOICE
Access goes farther only when you choose.
A future remote route starts only after the owner chooses a defined scope. The website explains that choice without pretending upload or sync is open today.
- Remote scope
- User-selected / Planned
- Default sharing
- Off
- Security gate
- Separate Owner GO
03 / PRIVATE ORBIT · CONCEPT
Preview tomorrow without opening the vault.
The website may preview a future read-only companion, but it does not expose accounts, files, uploads, guest tokens, synchronization, or cloud storage. There is no public cloud login.
- Browser viewer
- Not open
- Public login
- Not available
- Cloud storage
- Not available
04 / OWNER CONTROL · ALWAYS
Your files. Your rules. Your StarBase.
The promise is deliberate reach with clear status, explicit permission, and the owner’s local library remaining in control—not “cloud everywhere.”
- Owner control
- Default principle
- Status language
- Explicit
- Desktop dependency
- None planned