Resources · Product and research notes
Review current product workflows, the research direction, demonstration data, and the boundaries that apply to each effort.
October 2026 status notes
DomainGuard maps public DNS and certificate exposure, scores external controls across TLS, web security, email authentication and DNSSEC, then keeps baselines and change history for monitored domains.
Availability: monitoring engine live; customer access is currently provisioned by request while live self-service billing is being connected.
Explore DomainGuard · Read the engineering noteA buyer and workflow guide for recurring domain-security posture monitoring, drift detection, webhooks, customer workspaces, and white-label portfolio reports.
Best fit: MSPs, security consultants, agencies, SaaS teams, and multi-domain organizations.
Read the Monitor guideRiftline Private AI supports private knowledge workflows, source-backed answers, approved-document governance, and administrative controls. It is intended for local-first or private deployment, with scope and business licensing reviewed before deployment.
Availability: managed private deployments are scoped with each customer around approved sources, access boundaries, storage, and support.
Explore Riftline Private AISentryVision combines approved RTSP, USB, and file inputs with local detections, zones and line rules, reviewable events and incidents, acknowledgements, automations, reports, camera and device health, UPS and power state, server and workstation state, network and internet checks, and HTTP, TCP, DNS, and service checks.
Availability: controlled deployment. The 1.3 baseline has passed product acceptance; real camera/codec qualification and environment-specific validation remain required.
Explore SentryVisionRiftline Spatial explores how physical sites, evidence, hazards, routes, discrepancies, and confidence can become reviewable, machine-readable spatial records. The current work emphasizes evidence boundaries and human review, not autonomous control.
Status: research direction seeking design and evaluation partners; not represented as a generally available commercial product.
View the Riftline directionObsidian is a limited reference runtime and deterministic simulation harness used to demonstrate approved Riftline restrictions while keeping command authority, emergency control, and movement safety separate from AI perception.
Status: preserved research harness; not a production rover, commercial fleet platform, or active sales program.
Review the Obsidian boundaryProduct sheets
Each sheet uses a genuine product interface, identifies the demonstration data, and states the current product stage.
Private business knowledge, source-grounded answers, and approved-document workflows.
Open Riftline Private AI sheet →Guided Windows migration for source inventory, resumable transfer, restore, and verification.
Open Riftline Migrate sheet →External posture mapping, saved baselines, change history, and portfolio monitoring.
Open DomainGuard sheet →Local operational-awareness workflows demonstrated with synthetic or mock sources.
Open SentryVision sheet →Design notes
Product screenshots use synthetic, simulated, or fictional demonstration data—never real customer documents or security-camera feeds.
How to read these notes
A feature shown in a genuine interface may still require controlled deployment, pilot validation, environment-specific setup, or further application work. Contact Zeah to confirm the current scope before making a decision.
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