BoRo capture · chat lifecycle

One state, seen from two sides B-1 · four check-in states

The chip

Check-in · I arrived first for whoever is already there; Check-in · They arrived first for the one still travelling.

The card

Swaps with it — “You checked in… waiting for Zach” against “Zach checked in… waiting for you”.

“I’m Here”

Offered only to the party who has not checked in.

Who arrives first is a property of the meetup, not of the viewer, so it is its own axis. It used to be hardcoded to the renter, which made one of the four states a lie.

Decline closes the moment the item moves W-18 · FSD §10.4

On site

Inside the 100-foot geofence. All three controls: Accept, Decline (free), Report a problem.

Taken to test

Decline is disabled — the trigger is the act of taking the item, not the clock. It stops a borrower deriving use and then declining at no charge.

If the window expires out here

The system auto-accepts. Inside the geofence it would go to the §10.5 handback instead.

Jay raised this at the workshop as a screen that did not exist — "is there like an off site testing screen?" It is one state of the pickup decision, not a separate stage.

The two rental lanes split by item value FSD §13.1 · §13.4 · §6.2

Lane A

Items up to $100. No BoRo Shield. One continuous term with no mid-rental events. This sample: 4 days, Jun 24 – Jun 27.

Lane B

Items $101 – $1,000. BoRo Shield is held. The term runs to 30 days as five six-day segments with a Refresh Tap re-authorizing Shield between each. This sample: Jun 24 – Jul 24, standing in segment 2 of 5.

Both lanes cap at 30 days. The toggle only appears from the rental proposal onward — before a term exists there is nothing for it to change.