Would this post-scam workbook be clear enough in a crisis?

I built Incident Record after I was scammed and found that messages, receipts, account names, dates, contacts, and report details were scattered while I was overwhelmed.

It is a complete free, local-first workbook that helps an individual or family helper organize a timeline, losses, provider contacts, report numbers, and evidence-file locations into a printable record or PDF. It does not recover money, detect scams, contact organizations, or submit reports. Urgent contact with the bank or payment provider comes first.

Free guide and workbook:

https://incident-record.traxy111.chatgpt.site/after-scam-evidence

I would value candid feedback on three points:

1. Is the free path immediately clear?

2. Is the local-first privacy explanation understandable?

3. What would make you hesitate to recommend this to a family member?

I will not ask anyone for incident details or contact anyone privately.