THE RIGHT
TO LEAVE.

Most platforms make leaving expensive by holding the data that describes your business — your customers, your history, your reputation. That is not an accident of engineering; it is the moat.

Being able to leave means more than an export button. It means the records are meaningful outside the system that produced them and that your counterparties can verify them without asking GRAJ for permission.

If GRAJ is governed badly, the community that disagrees should be able to continue without it. A platform that cannot be forked is a company, and calling it a platform does not change what happens when the incentives diverge.

Your half exists: from PRIVACY in your settings you can take every record that is yours — profile, orders, events, notifications — with a fork manifest giving each section a sha256 anybody can recompute, and the export is logged on your own account. The other half does not: the source code is private and carries no open-source license, so GRAJ itself cannot be forked yet. Opening it is the founder's decision, and this page will say so until it is made.