Two ways to look at it. Pick the chair you sit in and watch a disagreement become a
decision, through the same eight steps whichever chair you picked. Then see the twelve surfaces
you actually get, and what each one refuses to do. The refusals are the harder half.
Ironvale is not a real company and nothing you do here leaves your browser.
The operating loop. Every EOS surface sits on one of these nine steps; the two in cyan are the ones EOS exists for.
That was a synthetic estate. The next one is yours.
Thirty minutes to scope, an afternoon to deploy read-only against a slice of your data, and a
working session where we open a real disagreement and trace it. If we find nothing, that is a
result too, and you owe nothing for it.
Nine other products, none of them part of EOS. Separate products, no
shared runtime, tenancy or credential path. Nothing below is included in an EOS evaluation
or an EOS contract. Each carries its status, and nothing is called built until it is.
AssetShop LifeA persistent spatial world for events and communities.
SecureLiveEncrypted live video in the browser. The shipped crossing into EOS.
Nexus SearchSearch that returns evidence, not links.
VideoChainVideo publishing with a chain of custody.
VoxChainEvery kind of audio, music, voice, podcasts, audiobooks, with provenance.
DApp NetworkHow products reach each other's capabilities.
Marketplace & Immersive StorefrontsThe front counter for the estate.
Recipes For IngredientsCook from what you already have.
Open Source NewsSignal detection before it matters.
Enter the consumer layer at assetshop.ethEOS is the Web2 Enterprise Operating System. The brand layer it belongs to is
name-native. Past that line the rules are different, and it is built by Shadow Key.