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Zeq Ledger — entangled-state audit

The Zeq Ledger is the machine's chain framed for the people who reconcile it. It reads the same entangled state as the Entangled-State Explorer — every transition hash-entangled with the prior — but presents it for audit, not exploration: read-only by default, with transition and event totals first, so the question "does this add up?" is answered before you scroll a single row.

What audit needs, up front​

Totals first

Transition and event counts lead the view — the reconciliation numbers before the detail.

Read-only by default

An auditor's view doesn't write. You're inspecting a record, not changing one.

Clock-anchored & reproducible

Sealed on the 1.287 Hz pulse, averaged across a 0.777-Zeqond window, reproducible to ≤0.1% — the same numbers, every time you check.

Why a separate app​

The chain is one thing; the questions people bring to it differ. A developer watching a machine wants the live Observer; someone reconciling wants the Ledger's totals and its read-only posture. Same tamper-evident state underneath — the Ledger just meets an auditor where they are, and because the record is hash-entangled and clock-sealed, what it totals is what actually happened.

Open it​

Open the Ledger →

Load a machine and read its entangled-state audit view.