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Planned: a place for a website, once workloads can be reached.
The prototype deploys a workload and records its evidence.
Know where the boundaries are.
Secret.Zone is the product surface for Secret³: confidential machines coordinated by public rules. Begin with application hosting. Build toward something bigger.
Planned: a place for a website, once workloads can be reached.
Your services and APIs, packaged in a familiar Compose file.
The vision: an agent with its own confidential workspace.
The vision: encrypted objects, shared through explicit policy.
Start from a Compose file. Review exactly what will be submitted.
Submitted to a configured development host, then followed through its status, logs and admission record.
Each workload gets a record: what was checked, where it came from, and what remains unknown.
All of your workloads. One place to look.
The architecture separates public coordination, private execution and key custody. The prototype makes its progress visible: local policy, development workloads, and evidence with its limits attached.
Ledger integration, threshold custody, sealed secrets and hardware-backed end-to-end verification remain product gates. This prototype does not claim those guarantees.
No. Secret.Zone is a working developer prototype: it runs development workloads on a development host, and claims no hardware confidentiality.
Compose workloads on a development VMM, each with its admission record and its evidence. It preserves the current development-image restriction.
Retail pricing and enclave-terminated naming are unfinished product work. A sample URL or dashboard does not implement either.
A prototype.