Policies

Obsidian Core™ is installed on a company-controlled computer that runs the private application for one company. Public website pages describe that direction. They do not hold the company’s Vault. Deployment and licensing are not bound to a portable drive or a fixed computer identity. Engagement is inquiry-based and reviewed for fit — not automatically granted to every submission.

The inquiry form may collect:

• Name or organization
• Email
• Intended use
• Environment or device type
• Privacy or workflow needs
• Deployment timeline
• Preferred contact method

A required acknowledgment checkbox must be confirmed before submission.

What not to submit

• Confidential credentials, private keys, passwords, or seed phrases.
• Sensitive client data, production secrets, or regulated data sets.
• Material that assumes instant provisioning, self-serve checkout, or certified compliance status.

Operational or availability notices may appear on public pages when published through the site’s admin controls. They affect on-page messaging only — they do not change how public inquiry submissions are routed or reviewed.

You supply the host computer, a separate verified backup, and production power protection. Replacement-host migration and recovery are part of the product direction. Public pages do not publish a price and do not grant a license by themselves. Submission does not guarantee approval, deployment, or a response timeline.

You may also contact Obsidian Core by email at ObsidianCore@protonmail.com or through the request form. Messages you initiate are handled for response and review only.