Public demo
Try the example checks and inspect their evidence before setting up a workspace.
Open the demo →Try a check, download the Terminal or inspect the tools. When you need hosted checks, use your JARVI3 account and credit wallet. Team workspace access is agreed separately.
Choose your entry point
Explore the technical entry point, graphical workspace and the permission boundary between them.
Select an illustrated object to inspect its role.
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Start at the ECO> prompt, inspect local commands and connect to an approved organisation workspace when available.
Windows preview / current release recordTerminal 2.0 is the product direction. The published download version and fingerprint are defined by the release record. Local commands use your Windows permissions.
Try the example checks and inspect their evidence before setting up a workspace.
Open the demo →Use the local command prompt without an account. Connecting to an EcoKure workspace needs that workspace’s access and a read-only key.
View the current download →Run UnitGate, EvidencePack or ReplayGate yourself. Each repository includes its own source, setup instructions and MIT licence.
UnitGate source ↗ EvidencePack source ↗ ReplayGate source ↗One account and purchased-credit wallet for supported hosted checks. Each check shows its price before you confirm. See current plans and credit options on JARVI3.
View JARVI3 plans ↗ Check hosted availability →Existing SafeGate plans keep their allowance. Supported shared-wallet checks are shown separately in your account, so a sign-in never silently converts or cancels a subscription.
Open EcoKure.net ↗The desktop app connects to your organisation’s workspace. Request access, or scope a pilot with a written price before any paid work.
Get the app → Discuss a pilot →For work on your own systems, we agree the workflow, evidence question and price before a paid pilot begins.
Clone an open-source gate and run its suite, download the offline Lighthouse library, or verify an exported EvidencePack with the standalone verifier. None of it calls us.
One workflow, one owner, one evidence question. We agree what a pilot would have to demonstrate, and what would count as failing it.
The workflow runs beside your existing process, never in front of it. One controlled change is introduced. You get the evidence and a go / no-go against criteria agreed before the start.
See what is in it →Control packs you own, deployed where you choose — local node, your private cloud, or air-gapped.
Why pilots are quoted: a pilot is scoped to one workflow, one owner and one evidence question, and those differ enough that a published figure would be a guess dressed as a quote. The scoping conversation is free and ends with a written scope and a price, or with us saying it is not a fit.