a gramx · the collective, and the perimeter
A gram is a handful of people and the machines they already own. A gramx is what grams become together: a space with an address, a membership, and a record its own machines wrote. Belonging is derived. Visibility is granted.
Private by default — admission closed, not browsable. There is no other product and no licence key. It appears in your directory above, in scoping mode, until you turn a dial up.
A report and a contract are documents about documents; the machine that did the work never said anything. A gramx changes one thing — the machine signs where it ran, and your customer verifies it without trusting you, or us.
That would be the same mistake, one layer up. The page you actually want is the one where the signatures are laid out next to the raw snapshot they came from, including the measurements we have not proven yet and therefore refuse to print a number for. Read that page first. If the discipline on it is not real, nothing on this page is worth anything.
Verify us. Don't trust us. →