1. Executive Summary

Trusted Zones™ are NAVORA’s next-generation geofencing technology, enabling fully programmable, context-sensitive zones that adapt user presence, permissions, and visibility across real-world environments. Unlike static geofencing, Trusted Zones fuse spatial, temporal, environmental, and behavioral signals to enforce safety, automate communication rules, and protect privacy.

Why It Matters:

• Prevents overexposure of personal location and travel intent

• Enables safety and presence logic without constant user input

• Empowers spaces (resorts, marinas, schools, events) to react intelligently to visitor presence

Unique Advantage: NAVORA Trusted Zones are dynamic, multi-dimensional, and user-aware — built to adjust behavior not just by where you are, but by who you are, how you’re moving, and what context you're in.

 

2. Core Capabilities

2.1 Geo-Fenced Logic Engine

• Defined by:

  • Latitude/longitude polygons

  • Time constraints (e.g. “active 8am–6pm”)

  • Altitude + environment (e.g. indoors, marina, mountainside)

  • Role- or mode-based rules (e.g. teen, admin, vessel)

• Zone Types:

  • User-created (family, team, event, personal)

  • System-generated (school zones, marine sanctuaries)

  • API-synced (marinas, cities, ski resorts)

 

2.2 Auto Mute & Visibility Control

Inside a Trusted Zone, NAVORA can:

• Mute all alerts and incoming messages

• Cloak user's location from CONNECT groups or NAVORA map

• Set user to passive mode (no broadcasts or visibility)

• Trigger optional sound-off/log-on signals

Examples:

• Guests at a resort enter a Trusted Zone that mutes public map visibility

• A teen at home is cloaked from group GPS, but visible to parents

• Marina attendees are auto-muted for dinner hours

 

2.3 Auto Permissions & Access Grants

Trusted Zones automate device and group permissions:

• Temporary location visibility sharing (e.g., “visible only in zone”)

• Shared control of devices (e.g., smart locks, nav systems, media)

• Dynamic role switching (e.g., guest becomes ‘captain’ inside a control zone)

All permissions are:

• Logged in encrypted audit history

• Revoked automatically by zone exit, timeout, or override

 

2.4 Location Cloaking & Alert Triggers

NAVORA supports:

• Ghost Mode activation (full invisibility)

• Proximity alerts to defined parties when user enters/exits

• Automated fallback (e.g. alert sent if user fails to exit by time)

Cloaking levels:

• Local: CONNECT-only invisibility

• Global: Suppressed across NAVORA system map

• Partner-integrated: Zone-specific (resorts, government areas)

 

3. Integration Points

NAVORA Modules

• NAVORA CONNECT: enforces group visibility logic

• NAVORA SOS: integrates fallback if user goes silent inside zone

• NAVORA Concierge: enables resort-specific zones for check-in/check-out automation

• NAVORA CORE OS: controls overlay rendering, cloaking boundaries

External Integrations

• Marina, resort, campus API feeds (zone activation, entry logs)

• Public safety systems (e.g. Safe Zones, Amber Alert perimeters)

 

4. Use Cases & Personas

Scenarios

• A guest enters a spa zone and becomes invisible to their public CONNECT group

• A child’s device auto-switches to ghost mode inside their school

• A resort concierge tracks guests only within hotel boundaries

• A snowboarder who fails to exit a trail zone triggers a fallback alert

Personas

• Mira, Marina Host: Zones cloak VIPs from marina traffic view

• Jackson, Parent: Creates invisible zones at teen’s school and home

• Leo, Security Manager: Automates role access inside restricted operation areas

 

5. Privacy, Security & Safety

• All cloaking and alerts processed locally or via SWARM

• Permission changes encrypted and logged to NAVORA’s audit trail

• Trusted Zones comply with NAVORA’s self-expiring privacy contracts

• No visibility leakage — zone logic supersedes normal CONNECT rules

 

6. Patentable Claims

• Context-reactive geofence logic (not static)

• Real-time device mode and group role enforcement based on zone entry

• Layered cloaking across CONNECT, CORE OS, and third-party maps

• Permission handoff architecture with temporal and altitude triggers

 

7. Development Milestones

MVP Scope

• Manual zone creation + rule definition

• Ghost mode trigger + auto-mute inside boundary

• Trusted Zone enforcement inside CONNECT

Sprint Roadmap

• Phase 1: User zones + mute/visibility settings

• Phase 2: Role-switching + shared control logic

• Phase 3: SOS integration + fallback/alert automation

• Phase 4: API sync with marina/resort/school partners

Integration Targets

• Resorts, campuses, smart marinas, events

• Privacy-focused social apps

• Parental control systems and youth wearables

 

NAVORA Trusted Zones give users the power to control presence, permissions, and privacy — without needing to lift a finger. They’re invisible borders with intelligent behavior — tuned for safety, consent, and peace of mind.