Transparency, one shared dashboard

What we measure, and only this.

This is the same live dashboard we look at ourselves, one shared surface across all four sites in the family: SolutionWright, Universal Natural Intelligence, IamHITL, and EducateWright. Same numbers, same queries. Window it by 24 hours, 30 days, 6 months, 12 months, or all time. Roll it up across the whole family or narrow it to one property. There is no second dashboard with names, emails, or IP addresses; the events table has no column to hold them. Every row below is a derived aggregate. Visitors who send DNT or Sec-GPC arrive unmeasured, by construction.

The one place we keep a name, an email, or the words you typed is when you deliberately submit a form: an application, a contact, a claim to falsify. Those land in a separate leads table on the same appliance, visible only to the operator behind a hardware-key login. That table is never shown here, never summarized here, and colors no number on this page. The split is structural: different table, different database role, different code path, different access control.

Fence. This family is a working hypothesis on an attainable path toward General Natural Intelligence, natural, not artificial. The evidence is growing, evidence-classed, and tested in the open. Do not take the claim on faith: test the build, inspect the gates, and help us find where it fails.

What the events table can and cannot hold

The table has no column to hold a name, an email address, an IP address, a raw User-Agent, a cookie identifier, or any free-text message content. Visitors who send DNT or Sec-GPC arrive unmeasured, no row is written, no cookie is set.

Columns that do exist

ts, timestamp of the event
salted_day_id, a per-day rotating identifier that cannot cross days
name, event kind (page_view, gate_view, etc.), one of a closed allowlist
path, the URL path (never the query string)
source_bucket, one of direct, referral, organic-search, paid, social, unknown
props, a small JSONB bag with derived categorical labels; validated against a closed allowlist
property, one of swu, uni, iamhitl, educatewright, so the same dashboard rolls up or splits by site

How claims are graded on this page

Every count above is Class A (empirical in-session). Every rate is derived from those Class A counts. Where we describe an architectural guarantee (like the columns that do not exist), the class is B (code and schema inspection), and the receipt is a link to the query or the schema.