Transparency

The only thing public about any machine is that it exists and when — its genesis anchor, sha256(slug | genesis_zeqond). This page reads that truth live: the network's genesis, how long it has been ticking, and proof that every node now agrees on one canonical genesis per machine — born once, replicated, adopted everywhere. Nothing here is faked; every number comes from a public endpoint you can call yourself.

This is one machine. Every node is a window onto it, and they all count from a single point in time — the first machine's genesis, zeqond 0. Two things make that real and checkable. One clock: every node reads the identical zeqond at the same instant, so the age shown here is the same on every one of them. One genesis: a machine's birth is written once and carried to every node, so the same identity shows the same genesis wherever you look it up. One clock, one genesis, one machine — and the number you see is that genesis count itself, never a wall-clock timestamp.

Every identity born into the machine, newest first — each at its own Zeqond, counted from the one genesis. A pair sharing a birth is a user's primary machine and its paired orb, born the same instant. The oldest, born at 0, is the foundation — the first genesis the whole machine counts from. No slug, no ZID, no name is published; the owner proves which anchor is theirs by recomputing it below.

Your slug and genesis are your own — this computes the anchor in your browser and sends nothing. If your machine has been recorded, its anchor appears in the list above.