Public MVP is self-contained
TakeoverSeal uses a browser-local account and audit workspace. Hosted authentication, a production database, billing and private evidence storage remain future integration work. Local sign-in does not encrypt saved data. Environment-variable values are never displayed here.
Core functionality
Validates public HTTP(S) targets and rejects localhost/private-network destinations.
Detects common provider dependencies without claiming ownership from inference.
Extracts environment-variable names and redacts possible secret patterns without persisting submitted excerpts.
Stores project audit state in the browser, derives blockers, scores readiness and exports an operational transfer record.
Optional expansion integrations
Optional upgrade for multi-user organizations, server-side projects, evidence metadata and audit history.
Future integration for hosted accounts, organizations and server authorization. The current local account is limited to one browser.
Optional commercialization layer. Pre-revenue public audit functionality does not depend on payment processing.
Optional upgrade for server-hosted private artifacts and controlled recipient sharing. Public MVP stores audit state locally in the user's browser.
Optional token for higher public-repository API limits. Private repositories should use a least-privilege GitHub App/OAuth installation rather than a seller token.