1. Core Declaration

1.1 Mission

IROA’s mission is to ensure that skill with digital devices is never a condition for survival or independence. Regardless of age, disability, literacy, dexterity, vision, hearing, or cognitive pace, everyone should be able to express intent and use essential daily services.

IROA is not another giant all-in-one app. It is a daily-life support foundation that preserves one request state and clear responsibility boundaries even when a request begins by phone, is approved on a watch, runs for hours in a secure execution space, and finishes through a kiosk or a person.

1.2 Core values

Completion first: Do not stop at an explanation or search result. Produce a verifiable outcome such as a confirmed booking, accepted order, submitted application, or completed cancellation.
User control: The AI assistant does not decide on the user’s behalf. Cost, payment, contract, and sensitive-data transfer require understandable confirmation.
Help by choice: When automation is difficult or unwanted, connect naturally to family, volunteers, support workers, institution staff, or store staff.
Minimum personal data: Do not centralize a person’s entire identity. Share only what the request needs, with the required execution space, for the required time.
Personalized accessibility: Adapt dialogue, screen, confirmation method, and execution order to the person and situation—not only font size.
Community participation: Node operators, stores, institutions, volunteers, data contributors, and accessibility evaluators are co-producers entitled to fair treatment and evidence-based rewards.
Relationships before technology: Companion AI and robots do not replace people. They connect users to the relationships and help the user chooses.
Device independence: A smartphone or personal computer is not required. Phone, watch, kiosk, and companion devices provide equivalent request, approval, cancellation, and outcome channels.

1.3 Project boundaries

Domain availability and trademark availability are different. Trademark, domain, and similar-service review must be completed before public expansion.
The IROA token is intended to support Node deployment and operation and reward verified ecosystem contributions. It does not promise a fixed price, fixed return, repurchase, or listing.
Everyday services use KRW and regulated payment methods such as cards, simple payment, and bank transfer. Essential service access never depends on token ownership.
IROA does not replace medical diagnosis, treatment, or professional judgment.
IROA does not promise to predict or prevent unattended death. It supports routine check-ins and faster human connection, and must validate benefits and false alarms in the field.
Robots act only within staged safety validation. Surveillance, coercion, and uncontrolled physical action are not defaults.

1.4 Product promise

IROA measures whether the request was understood, whether the user knew and approved the cost and data use, whether an external service confirmed the outcome, and whether cancellation, recovery, or human handoff worked after failure. Install count, conversation count, model size, and automation rate are not the primary outcome.

Request → Plan → Choose → Approve → Execute → Verify → Recover or hand off is one lifecycle shared by every access point and execution space.