A preparedness file for something that may never happen.

DISCLOSURE is a civilian first contact preparation app for iOS and Android. It is in development, and no release date is set.

It starts with a classification: ten questions that find your role for the first minute, one of four jobs that keep a room from panicking. Then it trains that role. The front camera coaches your hands into gestures that read as no threat. Tones and flashlight pulses give you a first hello. Drills with strange audio and sudden light teach you to stay still. Your role, serial and readiness score live on a First Contact Card on your phone.

Until the app opens, this site holds the parts you can use today: the classification and your iris print, a dossier for each role, the first contact briefing, the readiness drill, and an archive of intel files. The questions people ask most are answered in the UFO and first contact FAQ.

Not yet. DISCLOSURE is in development for iOS and Android, and there is no official download of any kind: no app store listing and no APK. A file or link offered as the DISCLOSURE app is not ours, so do not install it.

To hear first when it opens, take the classification and leave your email with your First Contact Card. Until then, the readiness drill and the field tools run in your browser.

People who watched the hearings and wondered what they would actually do. People who are not convinced by any of it and still find the question hard to put down. Parents who want a plan for any strange night, whether the cause turns out to be a satellite train, a blackout, or something nobody can explain.

And the person awake at 2 am, phone in hand, typing what they just saw into a search bar. Most of this site is written for them.

Schools run fire drills in buildings that never burn. Nobody thinks the drill predicts a fire. It exists because in the first minute of a real emergency, people fall back on whatever they have practiced, and people who have practiced nothing tend to freeze.

We do not know that contact will ever happen. Nobody does. Every official report so far, from the Pentagon’s UAP office to NASA’s study team, found no evidence of extraterrestrial technology. DISCLOSURE does not ask you to think otherwise.

What it asks is smaller. Know your job. Keep your breathing slow. Keep people back. Record what you saw without adding to it. Those habits hold up on any strange night, including the far more likely ones.

• OfficialDISCLOSURE is not affiliated with any government, military, intelligence agency or emergency service.
• Emergency guidanceIt is preparation content and entertainment, not official emergency guidance. In a real emergency, follow your local authorities.
• A verdictIt does not claim contact has happened. Reports of beings, craft and abductions are treated as reports.
• A labelEach role describes a job for the first minute. What you do with the rest of the week is your own business.