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Orynium products and documentation

First-party descriptions of identity, private chat, organizational support, DNS, Drive and security.

Orynium Planner

What it is and how it works

Personal task planners, custom boards, calendar and daily, weekly and monthly habit tracking. Data is saved to your authenticated Orynium account. JSON import and export preserve existing planning data.

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Orynium ID

What it is and how it works

One account for Orynium services. Authentication and centrally managed sessions connect permitted service access. Service logout and global logout have separate consequences.

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Private Chat

What it is and how it works

Private rooms with browser-side encryption. The server stores ciphertext, not the room encryption key. Link fragments or passphrases carry key access. Temporary rooms can be created without an account; permanent rooms require an eligible account. A website cannot reliably block OS screenshots.

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Organizational Chat

What it is and how it works

Support for organizations activated by Orynium administrators. A permanent organization portal accepts requests into an agent queue. Authorized customer sessions retain their own history and search; customer/ticket/phone identifiers are not passwords. Closed conversations accept same-room follow-up for 24 hours; existing retention policies still apply. Administrators review only through authorized access.

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Orynium DNS

What it is and how it works

Authoritative hosted DNS for domain owners. Prepare existing website/email records, register nameserver Host Objects where needed, then delegate at the domain registrar. Registry registration, parent delegation, zone publication and DNS resolution are distinct steps. Supports A, AAAA, CNAME, MX, TXT, NS, SRV and CAA, including validated SPF/DKIM/DMARC records. Two domains are free; packages support 5, 10 or 20 domains with account entitlements. Diagnostics distinguish waiting nameservers, propagation and infrastructure errors.

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Orynium Drive

What it is and how it works

Personal file storage, uploading, folders, favorites, previews and access-controlled sharing. Orynium, Explorer, Finder and a safe virtual Terminal operate on the same account files and quota. Terminal is not host shell access. Permanent quota and expiring files have separate accounting. File protection options depend on the selected upload mode.

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Security

What it is and how it works

Authentication, server-side ownership/permission checks, request validation, encrypted content where supported and relevant audit trails. Private account, room and file APIs require their own authorized context. Public discovery files never grant access to customer data.

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Future and resources

Cloud, Automate and Markets remain in exploration; this guide does not present them as released services.

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