Governance you can audit — every sensitive move held, signed and accounted for.
On infrastructure a country depends on, the bravest feature isn't what it does — it's the button that stops it, safely, mid-flight.
Sensitive actions don't just execute — they hold, until a second person approves. And the approver can never be the person who asked.
Seventeen operations features were fully designed and approved before any of them was built. On sovereign infrastructure, that order is the governance.
Provisioning, permission grants, config changes, the kill-switch itself — they all land, signed and hash-chained, on a ledger you can't quietly edit.
Can we count this visit?
Say no and the site works exactly the same. What we collect.