GiftHub
Give with intention. Thank with heart.
Track gifts given and received, occasions, and the people behind every act of generosity.
The IronGlass Platform is built around focused hubs — seven live today, an eighth on the way. Each one solves a specific corner of personal information management — and all of them are applications over the same foundation: your Personal Data Vault.
Give with intention. Thank with heart.
Track gifts given and received, occasions, and the people behind every act of generosity.
Plan what you host. Harmonize with care.
Coordinate gatherings, guest lists, logistics, and follow-ups in one shared workspace.
Track what needs doing. Finish with focus.
A calm, structured task system for personal work, household projects, and shared responsibilities.
Know what you seek. Learn as you grow.
Follow a study or reading plan at your own pace — each session's readings become tasks, and what you take from it stays yours.
Record what you live. Reflect with intent.
Receipts, activity from your watch, and everything you own — with each thing's warranties, upkeep, loans and worth on one page.
Share what you have. Lend what you love.
A home of its own for what's borrowed, lent, and shared. Lending already works today — it lives on each thing's page in DataHub.
Bear each other's burdens. Pray side by side.
A private space for intentions, requests, and reflections — held with discretion and care.
Connect with intent. Reveal what you will.
A consent-driven contact system: you choose what to share, with whom, and for how long.
Every hub stands on its own — use one, or all of them. When you do connect them, the relationships are explicit, visible, and reversible. No hidden joins. No background syncs you didn't approve.
Hubs are applications over your Personal Data Vault — they see what you grant, and nothing else. This runs in production today, not on a roadmap slide, and more of the platform moves onto it with each release.
Sharing is a verb, not a default: what leaves a hub leaves because you decided it should, in a way you can scope and revoke. Every read through your vault is written to an audit log you can open yourself.
No advertising IDs. No third-party trackers. No data brokers. Not in our pricing model, not in our roadmap.
The platform moves quickly. Three things that landed recently, and that you can use today.
Add something you own and everything about it lives on one page: what it cost and what it's worth now, its warranty, every service it's had, what's still owed on it, who currently has it borrowed — through to the day you sell it or let it go.
A reading plan, a loan to a friend, a car payment, a prayer you said you'd keep, the filter that needs changing in March. Different kinds of open loop, gathered into one honest list of what you're actually carrying — each one closing in its own terms.
The Portal works properly on a phone now — a real layout rather than a squeezed desktop, thumb-sized controls, and text that doesn't make the page jump when you tap a field. Add it to your home screen straight from the browser.
The portal is where the platform lives. Sign in, set up your hubs, and start managing what matters on your own terms.