Not live yet. This comes with the Founder plan. Paid plans are not open yet, so nothing is charged. This page describes how it is designed to work.
Evidence is a fact about a moment. A scan from last spring says little about the app you deployed this morning, so VibeLock dates everything and lets old evidence show its age.
The timeline
- Day 21
- A private reminder, with a one-click rescan. Nobody else sees it.
- After day 30
- With no full scan in 30 days, the badge shows the date you were last verified instead of Verified. The trust page stays up.
- Next verified scan
- Verified comes back as soon as all five criteria hold again.
Connections and proof
- A connection drops
- Your dashboard shows a "disconnected since" banner and rescans through it are blocked. It is held for 14 days, then the badge shows your last verified date.
- Ownership proof goes missing
- Deeper scans pause privately. After 14 days without it, the trust page is removed until you prove ownership again.
- A payment fails
- 14 days read-only with no new scans, then the badge shows your last verified date. The trust page stays up.
- You downgrade
- Your data is frozen, never deleted, and the badge shows your last verified date.
Nudges are private. Nothing about age, billing or a lost connection is ever shown in public except the date you were last verified.
Scheduled rescans
On the Founder plan, VibeLock rescans your live app every week. That weekly scan counts as a full scan while your code evidence is also current: a repository read in the last 7 days, or corroborated coding tool results in the last 30. With repository read on, a backstop read every 6 days keeps code evidence fresh, so a healthy app stays Verified without you doing anything.
Without a current code result, rescan from the dashboard or your coding tool when the 21 day reminder arrives. Daily rescans come with the Team plan, later.