Arivaran Twin

Your stored files, from a clean browser.

Browse a completed recovery point and download one file when your signed-in dashboard role and organization scope permit it. Assigned-owner-only recovery and in-place restore are not available yet.

Available: scoped snapshot browse and single-file download

The honest boundary

This page does not promise owner-only self-service, an in-place restore job, migration to another endpoint, or a bootable Twin. Those paths remain unavailable or planned until their authorization, execution, audit, and failure behavior are accepted.

Verified path

From protected snapshot to one downloaded file.

The original endpoint can be offline because browsing and file reassembly use the stored catalog and content blocks. Access still depends on a valid identity, role, tenant, and organization scope.

Twin browser download journey

Available with role and scope

Three supported beats end at a single-file browser download. No in-place restore is depicted.

Step 1: Store a recovery point
An enrolled endpoint must complete a snapshot with a persisted file catalog.
Step 2: Browse the snapshot
A signed-in role with file browse permission can open the stored catalog inside its tenant and organization scope.
Step 3: Download one file
A role with file download permission can reassemble one stored file in the browser.

Outcome matrix

What works now, and what does not.

Availability belongs to each outcome, not to Twin as one broad promise. Every available row carries its access and data conditions.

Arivaran Twin public recovery outcome availability
Outcome	Status	Condition
See only assigned endpoints	Unavailable	Unavailable for owner self-service. Owner-only enforcement is not accepted across endpoint, snapshot, browse, and download requests.
Browse stored files	Available	Available after a completed snapshot with a persisted catalog, for roles with file browse permission inside their tenant and organization scope.
Download one file	Available	Available for roles with file download permission when the snapshot and stored content blocks are accessible. Folder and whole-snapshot export are not included.
Restore to the original endpoint	Unavailable	Unavailable on this public journey. The dashboard currently obtains a restore plan but does not provide accepted dispatch and completion evidence.
Original endpoint lost or offline	Available	Stored browse and single-file download remain available under the same access conditions. This does not make in-place restore possible.
Identity compromised	Unavailable	Unavailable as a bypass. Recover or revoke the identity through the configured identity provider or an authorized administrator first.
Restore to another endpoint	Unavailable	Unavailable. A different target is not dispatched by the current dashboard restore request.
Boot a full Twin	Planned	Planned. No bootable endpoint replica is marketed as generally available.
Owner policy and audit proof	Unavailable	Unavailable as an accepted owner journey. Durable allow and deny records, outcome linkage, and failure-path evidence are still required.

Recovery boundaries

A lost endpoint is not a compromised identity.

Twin can recover stored data only after identity and authorization succeed. Device loss does not weaken those gates.

Available

Endpoint lost or offline

Use scoped snapshot browse and single-file download from a clean browser. The stored-data path does not contact the original endpoint.

Unavailable

Identity recovery comes first

Twin does not bypass sign-in, revocation, or administrator controls. Recover the identity before requesting data.

Not yet accepted

Restore and boot stay out of frame

In-place execution, restore to another endpoint, owner-only acceptance, and full boot remain outside the available claim.