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Launching soon

Launch status

Launch log

Launching soon means checkout is not open. This page lists the gates that have to close before that changes, and the log below records each step as it actually happens.

2 of 6 gates closed

What has to be true before checkout opens

  1. Product specification published

    Nine evidence domains, severity rubric, report schema, and boundary list are public on this site.

    closed

  2. Public site live with its own test suite

    Routes, accessibility contracts, and privacy contracts are enforced by tests in the repository.

    closed

  3. Audit runner produces a complete report from a real run

    A real capture produced 161 sealed artifacts and a packaged report on 2026-08-04. This gate remains open until the remaining evidence-domain coverage is implemented.

    open

  4. Two runs of one definition against one unchanged target agree

    Reproducibility is a shipping gate, not a nice-to-have.

    open

  5. Report schema frozen at version 1

    The published draft becomes binding; later changes get a version bump and a log entry.

    open

  6. Checkout open with a published price

    The price is published at the moment it can be paid, and not before.

    open

Intake

There is no waitlist form

Collecting email addresses would mean running a backend, storing personal data, and asking you to trust a privacy policy from a company that has not shipped anything yet. None of that is worth doing for a launch announcement.

Follow the launch log feed

The feed below is a static file on this site. Subscribing to it tells us nothing about you: no account, no address, no cookie, no request we can attribute to a person.

Why this page exists

A pre-launch site is the easiest place in a business to lie, usually by omission. The fix is a page that states the gates in public and gets updated when one closes, so the distance between the marketing and the software stays measurable.

What “launching soon” means here

It means exactly two things are true: the product is specified in public, and the product cannot be bought. It does not carry a date, because a date this early would be a guess presented as a commitment.

When checkout opens, this page changes and an entry appears in the log below.

Log

Entries, newest first

  1. Host readiness audit Phase A is public on the product page

    Phase A host readiness specification published at /products/host-audit/ without inventing a checkout or a price.

  2. The live path produced its first evidence-backed report

    First real capture, sealed bundle, offline derivation, and deterministic package receipt — without pretending the product gate is closed.

  3. The audit produces reports, and one route can now request one

    Findings, reports, and a code-gated demo route — plus the one line of the privacy contract that had to change.

  4. Why there is no waitlist form

    A static feed instead of an email list, and the reasoning behind it.

  5. Repository bootstrapped and the specification made public

    The site exists, the specification is public, and nothing can be bought.