Recovery Desk Foundations

A flagship Offline Wallet Recovery Planner course for people who want documented restores, not improvised weekends.

Course cover showing a recovery workbench

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.

Portrait of instructor Sora Han

Instructor · Sora Han

Curriculum lead at Devflow Hub. Former operations trainer focused on documentation quality for offline custody routines in Korea-based teams.

Modules

1. Scope the recovery desk

Define what “offline” means in your household or team, and list devices that belong in the planner.

2. Inventory & dual locations

Build the custody map, mark sealed materials, and stress-test whether two copies share a single failure point.

3. Offline restore drill

Run a timed restore on spare hardware, capture friction, and update the restore log without networking the seed environment.

4. Passphrase & policy language

Write policies that describe when passphrases exist and how stewards request them — without storing secrets in the planner file.

5. Handover letter

Draft instructions a trusted person can follow, including contact paths and explicit “do not” rules for messaging apps.

6. Maintenance cadence

Set quarterly checks, travel packing lists, and a rewrite trigger after firmware or device changes.

Learning outcomes

  • Complete an Offline Wallet Recovery Planner packet tailored to your setup
  • Finish at least one offline restore drill with a written log
  • Produce a handover draft suitable for a co-steward review
  • Identify a real limitation: the course cannot reconstruct a destroyed unique backup

FAQ

Do I need to share seed phrases with instructors?

No. Reviews use redacted maps only. Never paste recovery secrets into forms, email, or chat.

What is a real limitation of this course?

If your only backup is already lost or illegible, a planner cannot recreate it. We teach prevention, drills, and documentation — not forensic recovery services.

Course reviews

“The Module 3 drill exposed that my spare device firmware was two releases behind. Annoying, but better found during practice.”

Yuri · Incheon
★★★★☆

Solid templates. Office hours were useful; I wanted one more sample handover for non-technical relatives.