SLOCK
09 · Pipeline

Running now.Shipping next.On the horizon.

A live map of the build — what already works inside the lab, what is being pressed into the release, and where the system goes once it is in your hands.

HORIZON 1

Running now

In the lab · today
Live · paying customersTRANSL8Document translation with layout kept intact — the first product to earn outside money.Enter → In the labbillITEU e-invoicing desk — built for the mandate wave every member state is now scheduling.Enter → In the labHERALDThe inbox marshal. Reads, triages and drafts — your correspondence never leaves the building.Enter → In the labNEO 3DPhoto to rigged, animated 3D on your own metal. The forge behind the gallery.Enter → In the labMARCUSMarket analysis with an honesty contract — failed calls stay on the record beside the wins.Enter → In the labSitesWhole websites assembled by the system. The page you are reading was made this way.Enter → In the labMission ControlOne board for the whole civilisation — every agent, service and job under one pane of glass.Enter → In the labNEXUSThe conversation surface for the whole system — one chat that can reach every organ.Enter → In the labStudiosImage, video, music — the cinema-grade creative wing, resident on-box.Enter → In the labbankIT · leaseIT · RegelwerkThe operations wing — banking concierge, lease builder, EU product-compliance engine.Enter → Design stageMessagesThe blind relay — private messaging where even the carrier is architecturally blind.Enter → In the labApp CentreThe shelf every product ships to — and, later, the door the community walks through.Enter →
HORIZON 2

The pressing

In migration · founding cohort first

Everything above runs on the founding machine. The current campaign compresses it into a single bootable image — the civilisation on a disk. Between the lab and your hardware stand seven gates, and the release crosses them in order. No gate is skipped. No gate is declared by press release.

One faceOne shellOne supervisorOffline proof One imageVirtual metalReal metal
Tiered images

Crucible · Mythic · Helmsman

One system, three weights of machine — from a strong desktop to the full lab. Same laws at every tier.

Offline proof

The cable-pull test

The release standard is physical: unplug the network and everything still works. Not a setting. A birthright.

Founding access

Early hands, real machines

The founding cohort receives the image as it crosses the final gates — and shapes what ships after it.

HORIZON 3

Coming soon

Designed against real pain

Each of these exists because the world has a wound the cloud cannot treat. They are built on organs the system already has — which is why they are months away, not years.

Sovereignty console

Every switch in one room

Network, autonomy, spending, memory — the owner’s panel with kill switches and a consent ledger. Your system, adjustable down to incapable.

“I want AI, but I want a leash”
Unbrickable updates

Time travel for your OS

Every update is a sealed transaction with a last-known-good path back. If an update ever misbehaves, you are one reboot from yesterday.

Update fear — the reason people stop patching
Community delivery

An app store with rules

Signed packages, staged rollouts, and publishing that never phones home. The App Centre opens its doors without opening yours.

Marketplaces that spy on both sides
Practice packs

For the professions the cloud left behind

Legal, medical, accounting editions — workflows tuned for people bound by professional secrecy, on hardware that honours it. The largest untouched AI market in Europe.

“We are not allowed to use AI on client data”
AI Radar

Know what is watching

A scanner that shows where AI already touches your devices, your network, your documents — and a switch to end it. From the people who chose to own theirs.

Nobody knows where the AI already is
Silence

Withdraw from the data trade

The system that keeps your new data home also hunts down the old — broker by broker, listing by listing, with receipts for every erasure.

Your history, sold quarterly, without you
The family node

One machine for the household

Photos, messages, homework help, family memory — a private intelligence for the people you actually trust, governed by the same laws.

Families raising children inside surveillance products
The compliance organ

Regulation as a feed

billIT and Regelwerk grow into a standing organ that reads the EU’s mandate calendar and keeps a small company permanently ahead of it — invoicing, product law, filings.

SMEs drowning in mandates they learn about too late
The fleet

Many machines, one sovereignty

Office, home, workshop — multiple S◉LOCK machines that behave as one private system, with nothing between them but your own encrypted wire.

“Sovereign” solutions that stop at one desk