Status
Checked live from your browser, straight against the services. Nothing here is cached or reported by us — if this page says a service is up, your own machine just got an answer from it.
Services
| Service | What it does | Status | Response |
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Indexers
Each one publishes a signed snapshot. “Signed” means the snapshot carries a signature from the operator key registered on chain for that indexer, so a reader can check they are looking at what the operator published rather than at whatever a CDN served them.
| Kind | Signed | Records | Age | Status |
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What this page does not promise
One operator runs all of this. The indexers, the relay, the keeper, the workflow runner and the price oracles are operated by 1bitclaw on a single host. A second, independent operator is a stated goal and does not exist yet. Until it does, availability of these services is a single point of failure, and the oracle signatures some contracts depend on come from keys we hold.
What that does not affect: your money and your records live on the blockchain, not here. If every service on this page were switched off permanently, funds in your wallet and in covenants stay spendable, published records stay readable, and the app can be pointed at any other indexer — that is what the self-host kit is for. What you would lose is speed and convenience: the app falls back to reading the chain directly, which is slower, and anything waiting on an oracle signature would wait.
There is no external security audit of the contract library. That is also a stated goal and also does not exist yet; /security says what is in scope for reports in the meantime.