What "operational" means
The canonical URL returned HTTP 200 on a manual check within the last hour of the last-checked timestamp shown above. It is not a claim of continuous 24/7 monitoring, and we do not currently publish an uptime SLA.
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System status
All systems operational.
This page reports the live operational state of the Veriqa marketing site, the product console, and the API. It is a static, manually-maintained status page today; an automated, hosted status page is on the roadmap.
01 · Current status
Three surfaces, one check each.
Each row reflects a manual HTTP check of the canonical URL. Last-checked timestamps are in UTC.
Marketing site
Product console
Operational
"Operational" reflects the result of the most recent manual check described in How we report below. Between checks, the actual state of a surface may differ from what this page shows.
02 · Recent incidents
Incident history.
A dated entry will appear here for every customer-affecting incident, including ones we resolve quickly.
No incidents in the last 90 days.
This is the genuine state of the record at 2026-06-08 — not a placeholder. Veriqa is early-stage and the incident log starts empty.
When an incident occurs we will post a dated entry here with start, end, scope, and resolution. No incident has been omitted.
03 · How we report
What "operational" actually means here.
A status page is only as honest as the definitions behind it. These are ours.
Severity scale
Minor — degraded performance or a non-critical surface affected. Major — a primary surface unreachable or producing errors for most users. Critical — multiple surfaces down, or data integrity at risk. Every posted incident will name its severity.
Subscribe to status updates
Today, email hello@quantum-nexus.dev with the subject line "status notify" to be added to the incident notification list. A hosted status page with self-serve subscriptions is on the roadmap.
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