ArmoredGate · Live Demos

One platform. Signed, anchored, audited — end to end.

Four real demonstrations that stack into one system. Nothing here is a mockup: real signed containers, a real Bitcoin anchor, a real AI agent, and a real VM booting on hardware that shouldn't support it.

1 Signed2 Anchored 3 Audited4 Isolated

Containers VoltStudio Live

Deploy a signed container and watch it serve — in seconds, no Docker.

  • A live fleet of containers at ~1–2 MB each
  • One-click deploy → serving in under a second
  • verify --signature-mode enforce: unsigned is rejected

Trust ArmoredLedger Live

Provenance you can verify yourself — anchored to Bitcoin, tamper-evident, offline.

  • Verify a record: Merkle proof + confirmed Bitcoin block
  • Tamper one byte → verification fails instantly
  • Walk the provenance chain back to source

Agent tooling Tracebind Live

Authorized browsing, compiled — turn any logged-in app into a typed API your AI agent can call.

  • Use an app with no public API — authorized, not scraped
  • Compile → OpenAPI 3.1 + SDKs + a runnable MCP server
  • An AI agent calls it as typed tools; the receipt anchors in ArmoredLedger

Virtual machines VoltVisor Live

Spin up a real VM and get a shell — on hardware with zero virtualization support.

  • Create a VM, watch a real Linux kernel boot
  • Software-KVM: no hardware /dev/kvm underneath
  • Interactive root shell; freeze & wake in milliseconds
Take the full 15-minute platform tour

The four demos are one story. Follow the trust spine — signed → anchored → audited → isolated.

1 · VoltStudio — the substrate

Real signed containers, deployed in one click. Setup: the platform signs everything.

2 · ArmoredLedger — the trust layer

Those signatures anchored to Bitcoin, verifiable by anyone, offline. Trust you verify, not trust you extend.

3 · Tracebind — what you build on it

Authorized browsing compiled into audited agent tooling, anchored in that same ledger. Born audited.

4 · VoltVisor — the VM tier

A full isolated VM conjured from bare hardware. The platform that runs a 1 MB container also runs a real VM.

Park many, run few, verify everything.