Anti-vranya · Verification

Verify everything we claim.

Every public claim on this site is backed by a record at a US government office, a public registry, or a published source file. Click any link below to check it yourself in 30 seconds. We did not put this page here to look transparent — we put it here because diligence teams check anyway.

Patent — USPTO Patent Center

In examination →

19/260,580

Utility 2 — currently in active prosecution at the USPTO

Filed
2025-07-06
Status
Docketed New Case · Ready for Examination
OA received
2026-02-19
Petition
Make Special, Counter-Terrorism (37 CFR §1.102(c)(1))

patentcenter.uspto.gov →
Filed →

19/234,443

Utility 1 — backup utility application

Filed
2025-06-11
Specification
30 pages
Drawings
10 pages

patentcenter.uspto.gov →
On record →

63/798,670

Provisional — establishes the priority date

Filed
2025-05-02
Type
35 USC §111(b)
Priority anchor
For all subsequent filings

patentcenter.uspto.gov →

Trademark — USPTO TSDR

LIVE · NOA issued →

SPYNO · Serial 99269171

International Class 009 — Electronic security and surveillance devices

Filed
2025-07-06
Published
2025-12-23 (no opposition)
Notice of Allowance
2026-02-17
Next step
Statement of Use → Registration

tsdr.uspto.gov →

Engineering & infrastructure

Private repo →

github.com/nikolaichuk7/spyno

~3,500 lines of original C++ + 37-document v3.0 pack + Cloudflare Workers JWT issuer

Firmware build
RAM 22.9 % · Flash 45.6 %
Modules
24 source files, claim-to-code mapped 1:1
Access
By NDA invitation only

github.com →
Public CT log →

spyno.io TLS certificates

Certificate Transparency log — every TLS certificate ever issued for our domain

CA
Let's Encrypt
Type
RSA + ECDSA dual
Coverage
spyno.io + www.spyno.io

crt.sh →
SSL Labs →

spyno.io security grade

Independent third-party verification of TLS configuration

Test
HTTPS + cipher suites + cert chain
HSTS
Enabled (max-age 31536000)

ssllabs.com →
Verifying intent

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