Free fit review / no data intake

Turn chaotic project folders into a clear recovery map without deleting or moving anything.

Astrolobe Context Recovery is a free-fit-review path for builders, developers, creators, researchers, and AI power users with chaotic project folders, duplicate build archives, scattered versions, and lost working context.

The first public step is conservative by design: free fit review only, no customer data intake, no payment CTA, no upload portal, no deletion, no source mutation, and no raw file contents by default.

Description onlyNo files, screenshots, folder trees, or metadata packets.

Review-firstNo cleanup action without review.

No upload portalFree fit review before any intake.

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Why Astrolobe.

Fast, precise recovery maps generated through a controlled deterministic review process.

Speed and precision

Structured outputs instead of vague cleanup suggestions.

Astrolobe Context Recovery is built for speed, precision, and review-first control. Instead of guessing what to delete or move, Astrolobe produces a structured recovery packet that helps identify what appears current, stale, duplicated, risky, related, and ready for next action.

The internal process is deterministic and rules-governed: the service is designed to generate consistent recovery outputs from the evidence provided, while preserving strict no-deletion and no-mutation boundaries.

Customers receive a clear recovery map before touching their files.

The output is the proof.

The service is evaluated by the recovery packet it produces, not by exposing the private machinery behind it.

Data reduction output

From scattered evidence to usable project state.

Astrolobe’s Data Reduction Engine is designed to take scattered project evidence — folders, archives, filenames, timestamps, metadata, notes, and selected files only when approved — and reduce it into structured recovery packets.

Those packets help show what appears current, stale, duplicated, risky, related, conflicting, and ready for next action.

The internal engine stays private. The reviewed output is what customers receive.

How the pilot works.

The first live surface is intentionally narrow: request a free fit review, describe the problem only, then wait for manual review before any intake is considered.

1. Free fit review

Describe the problem only.

Send only high-level fit information: who you are, what kind of project/archive problem you have, rough size, and what you want clarified. Do not send files, paths, screenshots, folder trees, metadata packets, source code, credentials, or sensitive materials.

2. Manual review

No automatic intake.

Astrolobe reviews the request before any scan, intake, payment, or processing is discussed. This keeps the pilot controlled and avoids accidental customer-data handling.

3. Future pilot only

Intake comes later.

If your case appears to fit, Astrolobe may invite you into a future metadata-first pilot after the intake, privacy, and review process is ready.

What the packet may include.

The goal is clarity: what appears current, what belongs together, what looks stale, what may be duplicated, and what should not be touched.

System Map

See the shape of the mess.

A readable map of major folders, project clusters, archive zones, large clutter areas, and likely working surfaces.

Current Candidate Report

Find the likely latest versions.

A review packet that highlights latest/current candidates and flags areas where manual confirmation is required.

Project Grouping

Reconnect scattered pieces.

Project-family grouping for files, folders, archives, and related outputs that appear to belong together.

Safe Cleanup Plan

Review before action.

Archive candidates, duplicate name/size candidates, do-not-touch warnings, and an optional move manifest only after review.

Assistant Handoff

Make the next session useful.

A compact handoff context so another AI assistant, collaborator, or future session can understand the recovered project state faster.

Pilot Fit

Built for serious project clutter.

Best fit for AI power users, indie game developers, small studios, creators, developers, and researchers with high-volume project archives.

Important boundaries

Request a free fit review first. Do not send data.

Please do not upload or send files, archives, source code, screenshots, folder trees, metadata packets, credentials, private documents, or sensitive materials. For now, describe the project or archive problem at a high level only. Astrolobe will review whether your case may be a fit for a future metadata-first recovery packet.

Allowed first contact: name, email, high-level project/archive problem, rough size or number of files in broad terms, what you need recovered or clarified, and whether you would be open to metadata-first intake later.

Not accepted through first contact: uploads, screenshots, file paths, folder trees, metadata packets, raw folders, project archives, source code, private documents, credentials, client files, or sensitive materials.

Service boundary: Astrolobe does not delete, move, rename, or modify customer files. Any optional move manifest must be reviewed before use.

Pilot privacy boundary: Metadata can still contain sensitive names, paths, client references, timestamps, and project structure. Do not send customer data unless a later written intake process explicitly approves it.

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