The Glass. The world is the UI, the glass is how you see it.
The glass isn't neutral. It's cryptographically shaped by who you are. What you see depends on which glass you're looking through — staff, client, or public. Each glass is a different hash. Math vouches for every layer.
A desk is a curated set of tools for a specific workflow. Switch desks, the glass reshapes. Each desk is a different arrangement of Skrivs — windowed applications that float on the desktop surface.
/about is not marketing — it's a receipt. Every layer of the hash chain is visible, from source commit to the glass you're looking through. The interface verifies itself.
Skrivbord is forked from ProzillaOS, an open-source web desktop environment. The engine is upstream. The glass, the desks, the identity layer, the hash chain — those are FI. Provider architecture, Skriv manifests, desk filtering, and the compiled service surface are all built on top.
Skrivbord is a membership, not a license. One card buys a seat at the desk — and everything you run on it, you run at cost. FI's margin is the card; it never marks up an account that's yours.
Costco for software. The membership is the margin; the goods are at cost; the more you run, the better the deal gets — the opposite of metered SaaS.
The desk is deployed on compiled infrastructure — 15 Skriv manifests, 4 desks, 3 glass types, derived from the same Nix expressions that build the VMs underneath it. But the door is held: we open desks one firm at a time, by hand.