Domains
Connect existing domains, document ownership, plan subdomains, renewals, transfers, and recovery contacts.
Digital Infrastructure for the Verve N Veda Network
Bunya
Domains · DNS · Websites · E=Ven Mail · 333 IdentityA calm, professional infrastructure workspace for mapping domains, preparing DNS, organizing publishing, planning future mail identities, documenting security, and preserving portable records for member-owned digital spaces.
This local-first version creates infrastructure plans and DNS record drafts on the current device. It does not register domains, alter nameservers, deliver mail, deploy servers, or store provider credentials.
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LocalOperating Mode
Twelve Infrastructure Halls
One organized home for the systems beneath the network.
Each hall begins as an honest planning interface and is prepared for later connection to authenticated production services without changing Bunya’s public identity.
DNS
Draft A, AAAA, CNAME, MX, TXT, SPF, DKIM, DMARC, SRV, and CAA records before provider entry.
E=Ven Mail
Prepare member addresses, aliases, groups, quotas, recovery methods, and future mail policies.
Open E=Ven Mail333 Identity
Link people, organizations, domains, mailboxes, roles, devices, permissions, and recovery methods.
Websites
Connect landing pages, portals, portfolios, organizations, and public-service destinations.
Open SIte BuilderCloud & Storage
Plan private files, object storage, media, quotas, signed access, retention, and synchronized workspaces.
Deployments
Plan repository connections, build pipelines, releases, environments, rollbacks, and application publishing.
CDN & Edge
Prepare caching, global asset delivery, regional routing, invalidation, and performance policies.
Progressive Apps
Document manifests, service workers, icons, installability, offline behavior, and application updates.
Monitoring
Track uptime, DNS health, certificates, storage, deployments, incidents, and service status.
Backups
Plan encrypted backups, restore points, retention schedules, recovery testing, and export archives.
Security
Track HTTPS, access roles, logs, alerts, credentials, renewals, and administrative safeguards.
Bunya Infrastructure Workspace
Plan, document, export, and restore your infrastructure.
Create multiple local plans, attach DNS record drafts and readiness checklists, then export an individual plan or the complete Bunya workspace as portable JSON.
Create an Infrastructure Plan
Do not place passwords, API tokens, private keys, recovery codes, or provider secrets in this browser workspace.
333 Network Registry
Bunya reads same-origin local records from the rebuilt applications. Detection confirms that browser data exists; it does not prove a remote account, mailbox, deployment, public registration, or cross-device synchronization.
Shared Member Identity
No completed HOLLO enrollment detected.
Create Infrastructure Plans
Turn detected application records into editable Bunya plans without copying passwords or provider secrets.
Bunya never reads passcodes, password hashes, private keys, API tokens, or provider
credentials from another application. Only descriptive local workspace metadata is summarized.
DNS Record Drafts
Draft records for the selected plan. Values are explanatory workspace data only; provider-generated values must be copied from the actual hosting, DNS, mail, or verification service.
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Infrastructure Readiness Checklist
Track the selected plan’s preparation without implying that any provider action has been completed automatically.
Platform Readiness
Bunya’s public interface and local planning workspace are active. Production infrastructure remains staged by service.
Public GatewayResponsive infrastructure landing page and 333 Network navigationActive
Local WorkspaceMultiple plans, DNS drafts, checklists, JSON import and exportActive
PWA FoundationShared 333 Network manifest, service worker, icons, and offline shellActive
Shared Local IdentityHOLLO enrollment handoff across KANSEE, E=Ven, Bazaar, SIte, and BunyaActive Locally
Production AuthenticationVerified accounts, roles, devices, permissions, sessions, and recoveryPlanned
DNS Provider APINameservers, zones, validation, audit history, and rollbackPlanned
Domain RegistrarRegistration, transfer, renewal, ownership, and billingPlanned
E=Ven ApplicationsLocal address applications and HOLLO identity handoffActive Locally
E=Ven Mail DeliveryMailbox provisioning, SMTP, IMAP or JMAP, storage, and abuse controlsPlanned
SIte Build & ExportResponsive projects, Embed Studio, static HTML export, and Bunya handoffActive Locally
Deployment ServiceBuilds, releases, rollback, logs, secrets, and monitoringPlanned
Member BillingPlans, invoices, renewals, service limits, and ownership recordsPlanned
333 Network Suite
Infrastructure connected to the applications it supports.
Bunya remains the planning and infrastructure layer while each application retains its own purpose, permissions, local data, and honest production boundary.
HOLLO
Trusted contacts, private message threads, and consent-based call invitations.
Open HOLLOKANSEE
Private meeting rooms, invitations, room chat, notes, and media previews.
Open KANSEEE=Ven Mail
Local correspondence workspace prepared for future authenticated delivery.
Open E=Ven MailBazaar Art Live
Creative posts, artists, groups, events, comments, reels, and shared inspiration.
Open BazaarSIte
Browser-based website and application building with local project portability.
Open SIte333 Network
The shared gateway, application directory, established route finder, and installable PWA shell.
Open GatewayDNS & Mail Identity Guide
The records that connect Bunya services to the public internet.
These cards explain common record purposes. Real values must come from the actual hosting, DNS, mail, verification, security, or registrar service.
AIPv4 Address
Points a hostname to an IPv4 destination supplied by the hosting service.
AAAAIPv6 Address
Points a hostname to an IPv6 destination where the connected service supports it.
CNAMEAlias
Connects a subdomain to another hostname, often for hosted websites or applications.
MXMail Delivery
Directs incoming email toward authorized E=Ven Mail or external mail servers.
TXTVerification
Stores ownership checks, service verification, policies, and other text values.
SPFAuthorized Senders
Declares which systems may send email on behalf of a domain.
DKIMSigned Mail
Publishes a public key used to validate signatures on outgoing mail.
DMARCMail Policy
Defines handling for failed identity checks and where aggregate reports are sent.
Bunya Stewardship Principles
Infrastructure should be understandable, portable, and owned responsibly.
Members Keep Ownership
Domain ownership, renewal responsibility, transfer rights, billing, and administrative authority must be documented clearly.
No Hidden Credentials
Registrar tokens, DNS keys, DKIM private keys, mailbox credentials, and administrator secrets never belong in public HTML or local notes.
Honest Service Boundaries
A planning interface is not represented as a registrar, nameserver, mail host, cloud provider, or deployment service until those systems exist.
Portability by Design
Members should be able to export plans, move domains, recover data, and change providers without losing access to their identity.
Security Before Scale
Authentication, permissions, logging, backups, recovery, monitoring, and incident response come before public provisioning.
One Network, Clear Roles
Bunya, E=Ven Mail, 333 Identity, HOLLO, KANSEE, Bazaar, SIte, and public websites share a network while preserving separate permissions.