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The saved tool assigns sensitivity and retention each an ordinal value of one, two or three. Multiplying sensitivity three by short retention one gives three model points; keeping sensitivity three and changing retention to three gives nine. Bars share fifty pixels per point. These ranks summarize declared categories only. They are not years, probabilities, encryption strength or empirical security risk measurements. Across three sensitivity options and three retention options there are nine input combinations. Three score below three and receive basic priority, five score between three and six and receive medium priority, and one scores nine and receives high priority. Bars share ninety pixels per combination, contrasting five medium combinations with one high. The high cutoff is seven, although available products never equal seven or eight. No cryptographic safety or current insecurity is established. Two selected ranking inputs are retained locally: sensitivity and retention. The JSON export contains six fields, including a priority, explanation, next step and explicit boundary. Bars share eighty pixels per field. Reset returns both ranks to one and stores that default state rather than deleting the record. This local brief asks for an appropriate review conversation; it does not evaluate Quip, certify a cryptosystem or predict future quantum capabilities.