First Contact
FAQ

Most untrained civilians freeze. The average civilian readiness score is 22 out of 100. Your response depends entirely on your archetype — whether you are instinctively a Sentinel, Diplomat, Scholar, or Survivor — and whether that instinct has been trained or left dormant. The Disclosure app provides archetype-specific training for exactly this scenario. Without training, your archetype works against you as often as it helps.

Yes. Disclosure (getdisclosure.app) is the first civilian first contact preparation platform. It classifies you into one of five archetypes via a 10-question assessment and provides archetype-specific training, protocols, digital certification, and scenario drills. The app launches in 2026.

A UAP Liaison is a Disclosure-certified civilian. To become a Liaison, you complete the archetype assessment, receive your designation, and are issued a digital First Contact Card — your proof of classification. Over 860 Liaisons are already registered ahead of launch.

🛡️ Sentinel — Primary Protector. 25% of the population. Responsible for perimeter, safety, and order.

🤝 Diplomat — De-escalation Lead. 30% of the population. The primary human voice in a contact event.

🔬 Scholar — Field Analyst. 15% of the population. Responsible for observation, documentation, and analysis.

🏃 Survivor — Self-Preservation Specialist. ~30% of the population. Exit-first. Family first. Responsible for civilian withdrawal and group continuity.

⭐ First Contact — Rare designation. Under 0.1% of the population. Outside standard classification. Details classified.

Fewer than 0.1% of those assessed receive the First Contact designation. In a group of 1,000 people, statistically one person carries it. It sits outside the standard five-archetype classification system. It has never been unlocked in the wild. Details about this designation are revealed only through the Disclosure app at launch.

No. Your archetype is identified, not chosen. The 10-question assessment probes instinctive response patterns under extreme-unknown conditions and determines your designation. The distribution — approximately 25% Sentinel, 30% Diplomat, 15% Scholar, ~30% Survivor, under 0.1% First Contact — remains consistent regardless of what you expect to get.

The First Contact Card is your digital civilian credential. Issued after completing the Disclosure assessment, it contains your archetype designation, Readiness Score, Clearance Level, and serial number. It lives in Apple Wallet or Google Wallet. Each serial number is randomly assigned upon registration — your designation is unique to you.

Every institutional framework for first contact — the SETI Post-Detection Protocol, government contingency plans, UN frameworks — assumes the event happens at a distance, through official channels, with time to respond. They were not designed for a civilian encounter in a field, a parking lot, or a backyard at 2am. Disclosure was built for the sixty seconds before the protocols kick in.

UAP readiness is the measure of how prepared a civilian is to respond to an unidentified anomalous phenomena encounter without institutional support — in real time, with no backup. Disclosure is the first platform to assess civilian UAP readiness and provide archetype-specific training to improve it.

Disclosure includes four training tools designed for civilian first contact preparation: Signal Language (gesture-based communication sequences for non-human contact), Universal Translator (frequency tones and geometric light pulses transmitted from your phone), Stone Cold Drills (stress inoculation training with strobes, alien audio, and flinch tracking — plus photography training to get a clear shot under pressure), and the First Contact Card (a digital credential with your archetype, readiness score, and clearance level — compatible with Apple and Google Wallet).

Signal Language is a gesture training module within the Disclosure app. You learn specific hand and body sequences designed for non-human communication. The app tracks your fluency and builds muscle memory — because when your voice fails, your hands won't. Think of it as learning a language for an audience that doesn't speak any of ours.

The Universal Translator uses your phone's speaker and flashlight to emit calibrated frequency tones and geometric light pulses. Point it at the sky. Press transmit. It operates on the 1420.405 MHz hydrogen line frequency principle — the one frequency every intelligent civilization in the universe would know. Whatever's listening — now it knows you're here.

Stone Cold Drills are escalating stress inoculation scenarios. Your phone subjects you to strobes, alien audio, and environmental chaos while tracking every flinch. There are 10 levels — each one breaks more people than the last. But it's not just about staying calm: the drills also train you to take a clear photograph under extreme pressure. Because the world's blurriest photos all have one thing in common — the photographer panicked. Earn your Readiness Badge, or don't.

Intel Briefings are Disclosure's library of evidence-based field intelligence for the informed civilian. Currently 17 classified briefings covering topics from the Fermi Paradox to government UFO program history, first contact scenarios, encounter psychology, and civilian field protocols. New briefings are published regularly. Access them here →

Disclosure is launching in 2026 on both iOS and Android. The archetype assessment, First Contact Card, and Intel Briefings are available now at getdisclosure.app. The full app — including Signal Language, Universal Translator, Stone Cold Drills, and Family Drill Mode — launches with the mobile release.

Yes. The threats described in government UAP disclosure hearings are real. The executive orders are real. The five archetype classifications are based on documented behavioral response patterns under extreme-unknown conditions. Whether you treat Disclosure as preparation or entertainment is your decision — but the 30% of people classified as Diplomats aren't playing a game. They're the ones who'll be calm enough to make first contact count.

Your Readiness Score starts at the baseline determined by your archetype assessment. It improves through active training: completing Signal Language sequences, passing Stone Cold Drill levels, studying Intel Briefings, and earning certifications. The average civilian scores 22 out of 100. The threshold for "field ready" is 75. Most people never get there.