The verification path

For software where one bug is the whole budget.

Some teams buy tooling on speed and price. Others answer to auditors, regulators, or physics. If you build software for defense, aerospace, medical devices, or payments infrastructure, this page is your way in: not a signup form, a conversation with a founder.

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What we mean by verified

Testing tries some inputs and hopes. Formal verification is a mathematical proof, checked by a computer, that the software does what its specification says for all inputs.Why it matters when the cost of failure is existential

StorageCACHE re-verifies every artifact on every fetch. For an auditor, that is a checkable chain of custody for every binary that entered a build.

BuildsBUILD makes the assembly of your software a typed, machine-checked description instead of a script someone once wrote. What passed the check is what ran.

EvidenceThe point of both, for this audience, is the paper trail: verifiable evidence of what was built, from what, and how, produced as a byproduct of your normal pipeline.

Who this is for

Defense

Supply-chain integrity requirements that ordinary artifact stores were never designed to meet.

Aerospace

Certification regimes where evidence of process is as load-bearing as the code itself.

Medical devices

Software changes that must be traceable end to end, release after release.

Payments

Financial infrastructure where a tampered dependency is a headline, not a bug ticket.

What we sell today, plainly

Where specifications exist

Our verification work today is for teams that already maintain formal or near-formal specifications and invariants. If you have the spec, we can check code against it by machine.

Scoped pilots first

Engagements start as paid pilots with defined scope and success criteria, before general availability. You know exactly what is being proven and what is not.

No inflated claims

We do not promise fully general, push-button proof of arbitrary code. When a capability is a target rather than a shipped fact, we say so, here and in contracts.

How it starts

Step 1A conversation with a founder. This sale is founder-led on purpose; you will not be handed to a sequence of account executives.

Step 2A scoped, paid pilot against one of your real specifications, with agreed success criteria.

Step 3If the pilot proves out, a contract shaped to your certification and procurement reality.

Bring us a specification.

Founder-led, scoped, and honest about what is proven versus promised.

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