HostBin is the hosting layer behind Disruption Dynamics.
Disruption Dynamics builds working systems with its clients. Doing that from a place where nobody can see the server, the domain or the backup would be a strange way to talk about independence. So the ground is owned, not rented through three parties.
That is also the limit. HostBin is not a public hosting offer, and it does not want to become one. It carries the work of Disruption Dynamics and the environments its clients need while a mandate runs. When the work is handed over, the client owns what was built, on infrastructure of their choosing.
A password sent by email does not disappear. It settles, in two mailboxes, two backups and a chat history that outlives the project. The secret bin turns it into a single link that destroys itself after reading.
Disruption Dynamics is a strategy consultancy in Zürich. It makes the mechanics behind a result visible, and where a build is part of the answer, it builds with the client and hands it over. HostBin is the part of that work that has to run quietly in the background.
One hand runs it. That is the point, not a limitation.
