๐ฌControls you can trustConcept preview
Controls you can trustPublic roadmap details only. Listing and product-family tags grant no service, provider, subscription or private-record access. Coming soon for general use. Existing mail, tickets, SMS and Telegram projections retain current source/owner authority; Both never exposes private messages to colleagues. Owner verified production78483a61 and communications schemas159/175/176/177/179; actual Telegram account runtime approval and bot/account receipts remain pending. Meta signed incoming text and attachment notices passed native MySQL/TLS browsers and source/schema deployment, but app configuration, permissions/subscriptions and real WhatsApp Business, Instagram professional and Facebook Page Messenger receipts remain unverified; receiving stays disabled. No personal WhatsApp/Facebook inbox import is offered. Signal native-tested source uses the unofficial signal-cli linked-device client and plain-language phone QR consent, without bot tokens or repeated ezBusiness passwords. Its production schema180, runtime/private configuration, phone approval and real receipt are pending. New ordinary incoming text and attachment notices remain private to the original owner/business; no older history, media download, replies, read-state changes, sharing or AI access. Disappearing/view-once text is excluded; received sender-deletion notices leave permanent tombstones. Outages and a small pre-journal crash window can lose updates; there is no complete-history or lossless-delivery claim. Stop receiving blocks new database intake but the owner must also remove the linked device on the phone. Signal client sessions and saved mail/SMS/ticket/Telegram/Meta/Signal copies are server-readable under their existing permissions, not platform E2EE. Retention/cleanup, independent health, automatic refresh, unread/needs-reply, departmental confidentiality and physical-device acceptance remain unfinished. Native ezMessages encryption and a standalone domain remain planned. Public discovery grants no access.Concept preview