Shipped, not promised.

Every route that changes anything passes through one guard that decides who may write, at a floor the route names. A viewer can never write. A test walks every route and fails if one is unguarded.

Every page is protected unless it is on the public list. A signed-out visitor never sees a hosted sign-in page. Billing and settings show the plan, the real member count and the storage used.

Invitation email now comes from no-reply@cerebrinode.com with our wording. An invitation that can’t be delivered is revoked instead of left waiting.

New organizations are created on our page. An empty organization shows one panel and a four-step journey instead of five zeros.

Light, in the product’s type, with one sentence of context. No username field, no social buttons, no branding but ours.

Every Axon reply ends with the next questions worth asking, built from its receipts.

A daily brief on first open, and “Ask Axon” from findings, sources, empty search and failed imports, with the object pinned.

Six proposals: create a watch, decide a link, include a column, re-key a source, change a finding’s status, open a page. Confirm, then Undo in one click.

Each Axon reply shows its cost. Watchtower shows the month to date against the organization cap.

Every count Axon looks up comes with the query it ran. When a reply finishes, its numbers are checked against its receipts, the page and your question, and the ones it cannot back are marked unverified.