VIP means very invested people — the ones putting in work for others. Pick a lane, tell us what you bring and what you need, and you get one named contact instead of a maze. 💎
What this list is — and isn't
Invested, not important
VIP means very invested people. The list is for the ones who put in work for others — not for titles, donors' egos, or anyone buying access.
Never ahead of a family in crisis
Being on the list never moves you up the help queue. Children, deadlines, and families in crisis stay first, always.
Free core stays free
No VIP tier unlocks help that others have to pay for. Everything a family needs stays $0 forever.
Consent, not collection
You are added only when you say yes, in writing. No secret lists, no scraped contacts, no dossiers.
Paperless and digital
Intake, agreements, and signatures all happen digitally through approved AI. DBATR handles no paper.
One tap out
Ask once and you are removed — records, sequences, and all. No friction, no exit interview.
Six lanes
One lane each, so nothing gets lost between desks.
Founding families
Families and survivors who lived it and are ready to help shape what gets built next.
Brings — Lived experience, honest feedback, and a read on what actually helps.
First look at new tools
A direct line to the founder desk
Paid seats when feedback becomes work
Frontline workers
Peers, caregivers, clinicians, teachers, first responders and case managers.
Brings — Daily reality checks from the field and referral paths that already exist.
Field tools early
Training access
Named credit on what you help build
Builders & inventors
Engineers, researchers, and labs pushing frontier tech toward people's best interests.
Brings — Technology, prototypes, and research capacity.
Bench access at the Intelligence Lab
Co-development lanes
Value-share contracts (1–4%)
Operators & partners
Businesses, facilities, gyms, clinics, and trades ready to transact digitally.
Brings — Capacity, services, and space in the Buffalo–Niagara corridor and beyond 💎.
Partner listing
Digital contracting + notarization
Referral flow
Backers & funders
Funders who understand the hard floor: surplus goes back out, never extracted.
Brings — Funding for the free core and the R&D floor.
Quarterly transparency packet
Direct allocation choices
No board seats over families
Public service & press
Elected offices, agencies, and reporters — strictly nonpartisan, olive branch first.
Brings — Policy reach, records access, and the ability to unblock systems.
Briefing memos
Verified data on request
No exploitation of anyone's worst day
How standing works
Invited
We reached out, or you raised your hand. Nothing owed yet.
Confirmed
You said yes and told us what you bring.
Active
In the mix — working a lane with a named contact.
Founding circle
Showed up repeatedly. Permanent credit on the record.
Getting brought in the mix
1
Say yes
Two-minute form: who you are, your lane, what you bring, what you need.
2
Instant confirmation
Your entry is reviewed the moment it lands and you get a reply right away — never weeks.
3
Identity certified
Digital identity certification and remote signing through the Trust Layer. No paper.
4
Lane assigned
You get one named contact and one lane, so nothing gets lost between desks.
5
First move together
One concrete thing inside 7 days — a call, an intro, a pilot, or a signed agreement.
Human gate: Jake signs any agreement
6
In the mix
You appear in the operating rhythm: briefings, updates, and credit where it's due.
Sign up
Two minutes. Reviewed the moment it lands. If you need help today, don't wait on this — go to get help now.