Practical product steps between major releases—from an instrumented parcel to interior response, sparse shared inference, and federated local systems.
Between 1.0 and 1.5
From parcel intelligence to response bridge
The product begins measuring whether actions help by connecting hazard context, house response, and outcome verification.
- 1.1
Evidence quality and confidence layerObserved vs inferred parcel state becomes clearer, with stronger confidence framing and reason codes for the parcel view.
- 1.2
Hazard-specific parcel workflowsSmoke, flood / runoff, and heat move from one generic status model toward clearer parcel workflows and more truthful readiness framing.
- 1.6
Interior response awarenessThe product begins relating outdoor forcing to indoor response and critical-room conditions instead of treating the parcel as exterior-only.
- 1.7
Bounded action and verification loopManual guidance and limited soft integrations are judged by did-it-help verification rather than assumed success.
Between 1.5 and 2.0
From response bridge to sparse local intelligence
Shared awareness begins, but it still grows from parcel-first evidence rather than replacing it.
- 2.1
Sparse shared inferenceA partially instrumented local area can support shared signals without requiring every house to look identical or participate at the same depth.
- 2.x
Route, drainage, and edge dependency modelingParcels are understood in relation to route vulnerability, low points, drainage edges, and other block-level dependencies.
Between 2.0 and 3.0
From block signals to neighborhood coordination
The system matures from local inference into a broader shared layer that can support neighborhood-scale coordination.
- 2.5
Shared neighborhood priorsBlock-scale evidence starts informing parcel priors, neighborhood context, and broader situational framing even where adoption is uneven.
- 2.8
Operational neighborhood layerNeighborhood coordination becomes a distinct product concern instead of a loose extension of block intelligence.
Between 3.0 and 4.0
From neighborhood network to city federation
The network scales outward by federation and interoperability rather than by collapsing local control into one central system.
- 3.5
Federated interoperability and governanceIndependent local systems learn how to exchange signals, policies, and coarse status layers while preserving local ownership and governance boundaries.
