No funding promise
Nothing in the app is a scholarship offer, award notice, eligibility decision, or financial-aid recommendation.
About / publisher
About the ledger
Purpose, publisher identity, design boundaries, and the reasoning behind a private offline planning wall.
A consumer learning tool with a narrow, honest role.
Course & Craft Ledger is published by Brick Mason Foundation Incorporated. Its public organization record provides identity context, but it does not establish a public scholarship, school, training, certification, apprenticeship, or award program. The app therefore offers independent general education rather than describing unconfirmed services.
The consumer-facing location is Covington, Georgia. A separate IRS-derived mailing address appears only where correspondence context is needed and is not represented as a physical campus, office, workshop, or program site.
Android1.0.0Package: org.brickmasonfoundation.coursecraft
Design principle
Planning without surveillance.
The app deliberately avoids free text, accounts, uploads, and remote services. A learner can mark a course, pin a comparison, arrange statement blocks, and mark a safety card as read. Those small preset choices remain in Android SharedPreferences on the current device.
Success is not time in the app or completion of every course. Success is reaching a sufficiently informed next step, stopping when evidence is incomplete, and using the responsible external system for any real application or enrollment.
Publishing boundaries
Claims the app does not make
No professional credential
Reading craft cards is not training, certification, licensure, authorization, or evidence of workmanship.
No outcome guarantee
The app does not promise admission, completion, transfer, accreditation, apprenticeship, placement, employment, safety, or earnings.