FEATURE MAP

Ten workspaces, one local notebook.

Dixie Threadbook is organized like a finite field guide rather than a feed. Its original content supports preparation and reflection without creating participant records or claiming access to Foundation programs.

THE MAP

Choose the workspace that fits the moment

These are app-created educational tools, not names of programs operated by the Foundation.

01

Thread Map

A visual home with guided starting points and a finite set of routes through the app.

02

Community Atlas

Image-led cards for service, education, local stories, health-boundary awareness, and sports support.

03

Service Weave

A deterministic builder for a small community-service session with scope, access, and adult-responsibility checks.

04

Scholar Path

General preparation literacy and questions to ask. No eligibility decision, application, upload, or live deadline claim.

05

Mentor Studio

Prepared reflection prompts and adult-facilitated session cards with no participant profile or notes.

06

Story Booth

Local-history conversation prompts without audio recording, free-text storage, publishing, or AI transcription.

07

Game Day Commons

General community-sports support planning—not coaching, sports medicine, injury assessment, or medical guidance.

08

Hope & Help Gate

Adult-supervision, trusted-adult, and urgent-situation boundaries—not therapy, diagnosis, crisis care, or suicide-prevention training.

09

Source Desk

Official and public-reference URLs, publishers, and purposes shown transparently as bundled offline text.

10

Privacy Ledger & Settings

The full policy, accessibility preferences, local-state explanation, and clear-all-local-data control.

SERVICE WEAVE

A bounded session, assembled on-device

1

Set the frame

Choose a prepared theme, setting, and access priority.

2

Build the sequence

Use deterministic cards for welcome, action, and reflection.

3

Check the boundary

Confirm adult responsibility, voluntary roles, and a real-world stop path.

Only current builder choices may remain in private app storage. The app does not create a service roster, participant file, or outcome score.

MENTOR STUDIO

Prepared cards, never a case file

  • Concrete prompts before personal disclosure
  • Permission to join, adapt, observe, pause, or opt out
  • Adult-facilitated session structure
  • No names, attendance, free text, behavior record, or diagnosis
  • No chat, direct messaging, profile, or public sharing
  • No assessment, eligibility decision, or ranking

SCHOLAR PATH

Preparation literacy—not an application

Current scholarships, deadlines, requirements, and program status must be checked on the Foundation’s official website outside this offline app.

ASK

Clarify the source

Identify where the current requirement or date is published.

PLAN

Prepare questions

Use general tap-only checkpoints without entering an essay or personal record.

CHECK

Verify live details

Go to the official website separately before relying on eligibility, deadline, or submission information.

PROTECT

Keep documents out

No transcript, headshot, acceptance letter, enrollment data, student ID, or application upload belongs in the app.

STORY BOOTH

Conversation stays in the room

The app offers prepared local-history prompts only. It does not record audio, store free text, publish a response, transcribe speech, stream the Foundation’s podcast, or send a story to a server.

GAME DAY COMMONS

Plan support, not performance

Prepared cards can help adults think about welcome, access, logistics, recognition, and community participation. They do not provide coaching instruction, health screening, injury assessment, or medical advice.

OFFLINE STATE

Selections are not records of people.

Only accessibility preferences, anonymous viewed or selected card identifiers, and current builder choices may remain in private app storage. Do not use those controls to encode names, diagnoses, incidents, school records, applications, or other personal information.

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