Web, Mobile1 min read
BoldVault
Immigration case infrastructure — applicants self-track USCIS and EOIR matters, then consent-connect firms to a case that's already assembled.
Open project →Project Overview:
BoldVault is immigration case infrastructure I founded to remove the redundant case-assembly work that eats immigration firms' intake pipelines. Applicants track their own USCIS and EOIR matters in a Central Tracker app — receipt status, court dates, evidence, identity documents — and when they consent to connect with a firm, that firm inherits a fully assembled record instead of rebuilding it from scratch.
The platform is applicant-first (iOS launching first, web portal for firms) and consent-gated end to end: firms discover applicants by ZIP proximity and matter type, but no applicant PII is visible until the applicant accepts. Identity documents (A-Numbers, EAD, passports, visas, SSN/ITIN) are encrypted at rest with AES-256-GCM.
Tech Stack:
- Consent-gated architecture: Firm-side discovery and pipeline tooling are built so no applicant data is exposed pre-acceptance — access control is a first-class product constraint, not an afterthought.
- Encryption at rest: Identity documents and sensitive case data are encrypted with AES-256-GCM.
- Multi-surface delivery: A native iOS app for applicants (Central Tracker) alongside a web portal for firm-side pipeline management, with English, Spanish, and Portuguese at launch.
