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The second public site replaced the V1 presentation in production and framed Sevenoir around custody evidence for aviation baggage.

• The application moved to a server-rendered Next.js architecture.
• The V1 site remained preserved as an archive.
• The product thesis shown by that release has since been superseded.

Context // Historical release. Its presentation infrastructure remains useful; its aviation thesis is not the current product frame.

Sevenoir narrowed its previous broad identity thesis to cross-party custody evidence for aviation baggage.

• Consumer tracking was removed as the primary wedge.
• The earlier universal-identity presentation was frozen.
• Claims without source support were removed from the V2 public site.

Context // Previous thesis. Retained here as history, not presented as the current product.

Sevenoir published the V1 website with separate enterprise and passenger narratives and a bespoke visual system.

Context // Historical experiment. The source remains the canonical presentation authority for V3.

A press kit was published for the company thesis, founder context, media assets, and early validation material then in use.

Context // Historical artifact. Its product claims are not automatically current.

Investor-facing material was organized around baggage visibility, recovery friction, and custody evidence.

Context // Previous thesis. Current investor economics and projections remain unapproved.

The project described its operating structure as founder-led, with external feedback informing controlled validation work.

Context // Historical company description. No customer, partner, funding, or deployment claim is inferred.