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Capability 10 · The Work

An economywhere every appis signed.

The Marketplace is the trading floor of the OS — apps built for S◉LOCK users by S◉LOCK users, listed beside the lab’s own. Every package is signed, every licence is explicit, and every install runs on capability leases. A platform economy with no silent cloud in it.

Live in the labSigned packagesFounding era

What it does

A platform economy without the spying.

Two-sided

Users become builders

Anything the fleet can build, an owner can list. The forge next door turns ideas into apps; the Marketplace turns apps into income — for the lab and for the community building on it.

Signed or nothing

Provenance as policy

Every package carries a signature and an explicit licence. You know who built it, what it may touch, and what it costs — before it touches your machine.

Leases, not trust

Same law as the OS

Marketplace apps get capability leases — narrow, logged, revocable — never the machine itself. Revoking a lease cuts an app’s reach instantly, and the log shows everything it ever touched.

The ledger
StatusLive in the lab — founding era
ModelApps by S◉LOCK users, for S◉LOCK users
PackagesSigned + licence-explicit, always
SecurityCapability leases, logged + revocable
StorefrontShips inside the App Centre
RevenueListing margin — the endgame lane
Replay · a listing
$ market list invoice-radar --licence eur-single
  package signed · licence attached
  leases declared: files-ro, notify
  review: no silent network calls found
  listed — visible to every S◉LOCK machine
  margin split logged to the ledger
The test bench

Type it. Run it. Rate it.

This bench is wired straight into the machine. Type a prompt, it runs on our own metal, the answer lands on this page — and your rating tells the fleet what to build better.

Test benchLive
Rate the result
Live on sovereign metal. Your prompt runs on our own hardware — no third-party model in the loop. Prompts and ratings are recorded as interest and training signal: every run teaches the fleet what the world wants next.

Other stores sell your data back to you. This one sells software.