Evidence before logos
Every backend page on this site carries the same evidence level as our engineering ledger — including the services nobody has mounted yet.
Most storage tools print a logo wall. A logo wall does not tell you whether anyone has ever mounted the thing it is showing you, and the difference between “implemented” and “works” is exactly where people lose files.
So every service page on this site — all thirty-six, under Backends — carries the evidence level straight from our engineering ledger: mounted against a live server, verified against the vendor’s emulator, sharing a code path with a verified service, or built and never yet mounted. Nine of the thirty-six are verified — seven against live servers, two more against the vendor’s own emulator. The rest say exactly what they are, on the page you would read before trusting them with your storage.
When a service gains its live test, its page changes and nothing else has to. That is the whole idea: the marketing cannot drift ahead of the engineering, because it is generated from the same list.