A macOS sibling, archived and honest about it.

Elrond pairs a telemetry-core Rust half with eleven HELM tools and carries Arwen — the absorbed M5NeuralCleaner — as one of the family’s two recorded IAP exceptions. Built to a signed archive, in TestFlight, not for sale.

Operator manual ← Apps suite

Screenshots

None Yet · Honest Absence

Elrond has no public capture set — it is archived and not for sale. When a real capture set exists, it lands here: actual app pixels, not mockups.

Why the gap is visible: the family rule is honesty about status — a page never claims a capability or a capture the app has not earned. for-sale is the bar that matters.

Where It Sits In The Family

Plain language

The family is mostly an iOS line today; Elrond and Valarauko are its macOS members (F5) — in-family, sharing the same rules (no phone-home, one-time purchase, customer-owned data, full HELM control), but not part of the iOS v1 wave.

About Arwen: the family rule is one-time purchase with no subscriptions and no IAP — and exactly two recorded, protected exceptions exist. Arwen (net.llmtech.elrond.arwen) is one of them. Not a subscription; the stance is unchanged.