Lockey

[ STATUS ]

Where the build
actually is.

A build status page, not an uptime dashboard. There is no live network to measure, so nothing here reports availability.

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Component status

Updated by hand when the repository checkpoint changes. No automated telemetry feeds this page.

Built

Marketing and concept surface

Next.js 15 App Router, locked homepage composition, secondary routes.

Built

Playground demo

Deterministic UI demo of the lifecycle. No wallet, prover, contract or chain behind it.

Built

Architecture and phase plan

Written and versioned in the repository.

Specified

Privacy lifecycle model

Five phases defined, including what each phase makes public.

Specified

Private Action Proof

Balance and membership predicates are implemented as Circom circuits. The policy half is still specification only.

Built

Circuits and prover

Shield, transfer and unshield circuits with a Groth16 prover. The setup is dev-only: single contributor, entropy published in the repository, so proofs are forgeable by anyone.

Built

Contracts and settlement

Single-asset pool with exported verifiers, tested locally against real proofs. Nothing is deployed to any network.

Not started

Wallet / chain adapter

The client talks to injected chain and prover interfaces; no wallet connection and no Robinhood Chain adapter exist.

Not started

Viewing keys

Derivation, scoping and revocation undesigned.

Not started

Agent web adapter

Policy and intent firewall specified only at the concept level.

Not started

ZEC interoperability

Research gate is closed: no route, liquidity or solver path has been verified. A desk feasibility report exists; no Zcash node was run to produce it.

Specified

Security review

Internal adversarial review completed: three issues found and fixed, three release blockers recorded. No external audit and no auditor engaged.

No live metrics,
on purpose.

Lockey publishes no user counts, no total value locked, no uptime percentage and no audit badge. None of those numbers would be real today, and a status page that invents them is worse than no status page.