1. Scope the recovery desk
Define what “offline” means in your household or team, and list devices that belong in the planner.
A flagship Offline Wallet Recovery Planner course for people who want documented restores, not improvised weekends.
Informational price
₩320,000 per learner · no checkout on this site
Includes six modules, planner worksheets, two office hours, and a redacted custody-map review. See pricing paths for cohort upgrades.
Curriculum lead at Devflow Hub. Former operations trainer focused on documentation quality for offline custody routines in Korea-based teams.
Define what “offline” means in your household or team, and list devices that belong in the planner.
Build the custody map, mark sealed materials, and stress-test whether two copies share a single failure point.
Run a timed restore on spare hardware, capture friction, and update the restore log without networking the seed environment.
Write policies that describe when passphrases exist and how stewards request them — without storing secrets in the planner file.
Draft instructions a trusted person can follow, including contact paths and explicit “do not” rules for messaging apps.
Set quarterly checks, travel packing lists, and a rewrite trigger after firmware or device changes.
No. Reviews use redacted maps only. Never paste recovery secrets into forms, email, or chat.
If your only backup is already lost or illegible, a planner cannot recreate it. We teach prevention, drills, and documentation — not forensic recovery services.
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“The Module 3 drill exposed that my spare device firmware was two releases behind. Annoying, but better found during practice.”
Solid templates. Office hours were useful; I wanted one more sample handover for non-technical relatives.