Lifecycle record
What we have actually done when a platform did not hold its claim
Every change of status in the public product register, recovered from this site’s own version history. Each row carries the commit that made the change, so you can check it rather than take our word for it.
- Moved down
- 3
- Moved up
- 6
- Removed
- 0
- Record covers
- 3 mo
This record runs from 2026-06-12 to 2026-09-17. That is a short window, and it is evidence of conduct rather than longevity. A company founded this year cannot show you a ten-year support history, and we are not going to imply one. “Removed: 0” is arithmetic over that window, not a promise about the next one.
Where we moved a platform down
These are the least flattering rows in the record and the only ones that carry information. A register that has only ever moved upward is a marketing document. Ember Live was demoted in a commit whose own message reads “two FALSE product claims removed”. We found the overstatement ourselves and corrected the public register rather than waiting to be asked.
- Moved down
Ember Live Live → Beta
b5809b2f
- Moved down
Apertura Live → Beta
446ef7d2
- Moved down
SkillSwipe Live → Beta
446ef7d2
Where we moved a platform up
Shown in full so the record is not quoted selectively. Note the batch: six platforms were promoted in a single commit on 2026-07-06, when the status taxonomy itself changed so that everything running reads as Live. That was a definition change applied at once, not six independent launches, and it is the row a sceptical reader should press on hardest.
- Moved up
Ember Live Beta → Live
4b44d648
- Moved up
Ember Legal Beta → Live
4b44d648
- Moved up
Apertura Beta → Live
4b44d648
- Moved up
RegDelta Beta → Live
4b44d648
- Moved up
Ember AI Beta → Live
4b44d648
- Moved up
CoreAI Beta → Live
4b44d648
Complete record
Every transition, newest first, including each platform’s first appearance on the register. Run git show <commit>:src/data/platforms.ts against this repository to verify any row.
- Moved down
Ember Live Live → Beta
b5809b2f
- Moved down
Apertura Live → Beta
446ef7d2
- Moved down
SkillSwipe Live → Beta
446ef7d2
- First listed
Ember BOS first listed as Beta
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- First listed
Ember Agent OS first listed as Beta
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- First listed
Tether first listed as Beta
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- First listed
Aegis first listed as Beta
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- First listed
Ember Desktop first listed as Beta
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- First listed
HHT Maritime first listed as Live
4b44d648
- Moved up
Ember Live Beta → Live
4b44d648
- Moved up
Ember Legal Beta → Live
4b44d648
- Moved up
Apertura Beta → Live
4b44d648
- Moved up
RegDelta Beta → Live
4b44d648
- Moved up
Ember AI Beta → Live
4b44d648
- Moved up
CoreAI Beta → Live
4b44d648
- First listed
Ember Live first listed as Beta
42895b99
- First listed
Ember Legal first listed as Beta
42895b99
- First listed
Tariff API first listed as R&D
1787e23f
- First listed
EU-DPP Platform first listed as R&D
1787e23f
- First listed
Maritime Logistics Analytics first listed as Private
1787e23f
- First listed
Apertura first listed as Beta
1787e23f
- First listed
RegDelta first listed as Beta
1787e23f
- First listed
Ember AI first listed as Beta
1787e23f
- First listed
CoreAI first listed as Beta
1787e23f
- First listed
LabForge first listed as Live
1787e23f
- First listed
CarbonBridge first listed as Live
1787e23f
- First listed
SkillSwipe first listed as Live
1787e23f
What this record does not cover
Conduct is not a contract. This page shows what we did with the public register; it is not a support-window guarantee, a notice period, or a commitment about exporting your data if a platform is retired. Those are contractual terms nobody at Coreidea has signed yet, and inventing a comfortable version here would undo the point of the page. The security page lists that absence alongside the rest.
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