About|Sovereignty Standards
Our principlesThe standards every build is held to
The standards
we build to.
Sovereignty isn't a feature we add at the end. It's the set of constraints we accept at the start — and refuse to trade away for convenience later. These are the lines we don't cross.
The shadow
Convenience, on their terms.
The easy path is to rent everything and accept the defaults — their cloud, their tenant, their API, their trackers. Convenient, until the terms change and you discover how little of it was ever yours.
The reality
Sovereignty, by default.
We hold the harder line so the result is durable: owned, open, and answerable to you. The standards below are how we keep a build sovereign all the way down.
The standards
Six lines we hold.
What it adds up to
0 hyperscaler dependencies.
It is the one number every build is measured against. Not fewer dependencies, not cheaper ones — none on the critical path. Everything above is in service of holding that line.
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