Renkan ID
Universal identity boundary for Renkan services.
Open surface ↗Renkan / coordination layer
Renkan keeps connected projects moving together without turning them into one application, product or brand.
Renkan ID remains the sole persistent identity authority.
01 / 04 One system, distinct expressions.
System / live public register
The public manifest makes the available surfaces, future work and identity boundary legible without exposing private account data.
Universal identity boundary for Renkan services.
Open surface ↗Public catalogue of systems and members; private grants remain in Renkan ID.
Read boundary ↘Future governance surface with explicit roles and audit boundaries.
Read boundary ↘Canonical programme name; status and balances remain subject-scoped.
Open surface ↗Surfaces / current members
Each project keeps its own domain, identity and purpose. Renkan coordinates the seams and records the decisions that cross them.
Identity / boundary
Renkan is an orchestration layer, not a replacement for the projects it coordinates. The boundary is part of the product.
The universal identity subject continues across account and Rewards without a second account system.
Domains, services, player data and institutional records remain owned by their respective projects.
Cross-project work is routed, recorded and checked at the integration boundary instead of being silently merged.
The manifest is public. Account profile, membership grants, balances and authorisation remain behind their owning surfaces.
Rewards / reference model
Renkan Rewards can describe participation and recognition, but it never grants access to another project's private systems. Personal status is resolved by the existing Rewards adapter.
Path / current state
A small register for decisions that should remain visible as the network grows.
Devlog / 21 August 2026
The old Borealis dossier is retained as a reference route while the root becomes a focused Renkan mainpage: live public status, connected surfaces, identity boundaries and a clearer path into the system.
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