PUBLISHING • EVIDENCE • PRESERVATION • PERSONAL SOVEREIGNTY

A platform for your story and the record behind it

Your story. Your record. Your control.

The Blue•Print brings together a publishing pathway and tools for organising the material that gives a person's history context. The starting point is the author: what you want to tell, what you choose to share and what you want to preserve.

A first chapter can grow into a structured publication. Documents, photographs, timelines and other sources can support that work as they become useful.

Publishing registrations open on 1 November 2026.

The publishing pathway is being prepared. You can express interest now and explore the existing evidence demonstrations below.

The foundation we are building

Your own publication

A dedicated space with chapters, contents, an About page, copyright information and supporting pages. Begin with a first chapter and develop your account over time.

Public readership is free. Ownership of your content remains with you.

A place for future material

Planned drafting tools will keep working titles, memories, notes, sources and questions together for a future page or block.

A draft can be both a reminder and somewhere to return to. Its chapter number and place in the publication can be decided later.

Connected evidence and context

Evidence Map, timelines and source records can help connect documents, images, people and events rather than leaving them scattered across unrelated files.

The tools support clear distinctions between recollection, provisional details and documentary findings. They do not replace the person's account.

Preservation and continuity

Exports and preservation options are intended to help authors retain usable copies and plan for their record's future.

External archiving and legacy or posthumous publication are further directions being explored, with consent, scope, duration and any costs to be agreed explicitly.

Two free starting pathways

A free publishing space

Start with up to 15 chapters free, available to anyone who meets our eligibility requirements.

The pathway is for memoir, testimony, personal history, reflection and documentary work. Publishing terms and eligibility details will be explained before registration opens.

Open Book Survivor package

Rooted in lived experience and solidarity with survivors, our Open Book Survivor package provides a free publishing space to develop your story at your own pace, adding chapters as your account grows.

Survivor verification and package details will be explained before registration. You choose which parts of your story to publish.

Read about the publishing pathway and Open Book Survivor package

Existing demonstrations and workflow guides

These show parts of the evidence work behind The Blue•Print. They are separate from the publishing registration process.

Evidence Map demo

A read-only showcase of evidence cards, timelines, parties and a document viewer.

Open demo

CT Gallery

An imaging workflow demonstration with thumbnails, image blocks, bright-point organisation and series metadata.

Open gallery

Workflow guides

Guides covering bright points, InteleViewer tags and the associated record-organising workflow.

Open guides

The Vault and the published story

The Blue•Print Vault and publishing pathway are being connected around ownership, context and deliberate sharing. Organising supporting material and deciding what to publish are separate steps.

The design distinguishes public chapters, private drafts and material shared with someone you authorise. Selective professional access is a planned capability that will need clear permissions before it is offered.

Visit the Blue•Print Vault

Additional capabilities as the platform grows

Writing and publication support

  • Optional writing and editing assistance
  • Optional AI assistance for research, drafting and navigation
  • PDF exports and formats for other publications
  • Material prepared for social platforms

Records and professional collaboration

  • Controlled access for an authorised editor or professional
  • Evidence Map and timeline connections
  • Document, photograph and medical-record organisation
  • Source, provenance and evidence-export tools

These are development directions. The scope of each free package, availability of additional services and any charges will be stated before you choose them.

The principles behind the tools

Author ownership, informed consent, context and usable exports guide the platform's development. A person should be able to understand how their material is held, what is public and which permissions they are granting.

We welcome survivor input, author feedback and professional collaboration to help turn these principles into practical tools.

Help develop the next stage

Publishing registrations open on 1 November 2026.

Enquiries about publishing, the Open Book Survivor package, pilots and collaboration are welcome now.

Email: john@tfyqa.biz