Catalog 2026.08.1 · 8 products

Products

Everything here is either buyable or marked as not buyable. There is no third category. The catalog below is generated from a single data file, so the status shown on this page is the status recorded in the repository.

Pricing policy

Pricing policy
One published price per product. No quotes, no discovery calls, no custom scope. If a product needs a conversation to price, it is not ready to sell.
When prices appear
Prices appear on the product page at the moment checkout opens. Nothing on this site is priced before it can be bought, because a price you cannot pay is a claim, not an offer.

How to read this page

Each product carries a status. Launching soon means the product is defined, its scope is published, and checkout is not open. Planned means the shape is committed to but the work has not been built, and no scope claim should be read into it beyond what is written.

No product on this page shows a price, because no product on this page can be bought yet. Prices are published at the moment a product becomes buyable, and not before — a price you cannot pay is a claim, not an offer.

The ladder

The order is deliberate. Audits come first because they produce evidence without touching anything. Kits come next because a procedure is only worth packaging once you know what the evidence usually says. Monitoring, dashboards, and compatibility subscriptions are all downstream of having output worth keeping.

Catalog

Every product, with its status

  1. Automated Website Evidence Audit

    Nine evidence domains, one prioritized remediation ledger.

    An unattended run against a public site that records what a real browser sees on desktop and mobile, then files the findings as evidence rather than opinion. Every finding carries the artifact that produced it: a screenshot, a response header, a console entry, a DOM assertion. The output is a report you can hand to whoever does the fixing.

    Family
    audits
    Delivery
    A static HTML report plus a machine-readable JSON document, both downloadable, both self-contained.
    Price
    Published when checkout opens
    Launching soon

    Not buyable yet

  2. Autonomous Host Readiness Audit

    Nine readiness domains, one weighted verdict, every gap named.

    An offline evaluation of a single host, run against an evidence bundle rather than against the machine itself. It answers one question — is this host ready to be migrated, or left to run unattended — across identity, storage, secrets, services, networking, containers, accelerators, backups, and operator tooling. A domain whose evidence is missing is withheld from the score rather than counted as passing it.

    Family
    audits
    Delivery
    A self-contained HTML report plus a versioned JSON document, both produced offline from a bundle you keep.
    Price
    Published when checkout opens
    Planned

    Not buyable yet

  3. Operator Kits

    A packaged procedure an operator can run without inventing it first.

    Each kit is a bounded procedure for one recurring job: the checklist, the scripts, the failure modes, and the evidence format the job should produce. Kits are downloadable and version-pinned, so a run in six months is the same run as today.

    Family
    kits
    Delivery
    Versioned download; no account required.
    Price
    Published when checkout opens
    Planned

    Not buyable yet

  4. Continuous Evidence Monitoring

    The same audit, on a schedule, with diffs instead of dashboards.

    A recurring run of an audit product against the same target, reporting only what changed since the previous run. The unit of value is the diff: a new console error, a link that started returning 404, a contrast pair that regressed after a redesign.

    Family
    monitoring
    Delivery
    Scheduled run producing a dated report and a change ledger.
    Price
    Published when checkout opens
    Planned

    Not buyable yet

  5. Deployment Kits

    A known-good path from repository to a served, verified site.

    Opinionated deployment paths with the verification step included rather than assumed. A kit is finished when it can prove the thing it deployed is actually being served, not when the pipeline turns green.

    Family
    kits
    Delivery
    Versioned download with pipeline definitions and verifiers.
    Price
    Published when checkout opens
    Planned

    Not buyable yet

  6. Research Packs

    A bounded question, answered with sources you can check.

    A fixed-scope research artifact on a narrow question, where every claim links to the source it came from and unresolved questions are listed as unresolved. Packs are dated because research decays.

    Family
    research
    Delivery
    Dated document with a source ledger.
    Price
    Published when checkout opens
    Planned

    Not buyable yet

  7. Evidence Dashboards

    A static view over evidence you already own.

    A generated, self-hosted view across accumulated audit or monitoring output. Static files, no server, no account, no telemetry — the data stays wherever you put it.

    Family
    dashboards
    Delivery
    Generated static site you host yourself.
    Price
    Published when checkout opens
    Planned

    Not buyable yet

  8. Compatibility Subscriptions

    Kits and audits kept current against the tools they depend on.

    Toolchains move. A compatibility subscription keeps a purchased kit or audit definition working against current versions of the software it targets, and states plainly when something has been dropped rather than quietly leaving it broken.

    Family
    subscriptions
    Delivery
    Updated artifacts plus a written compatibility note per revision.
    Price
    Published when checkout opens
    Planned

    Not buyable yet