An audit finds bugs.
A proof eliminates them.
We use formal verification to prove your Rust correct,
even if it uses unsafe. A proof holds for every input, not just the paths a reviewer had time
to review. The bug classes it covers are provably gone, and unlike an audit, the
proof stays checkable as your code changes.
How we start
A fixed-scope engagement: we verify one critical module or unsafe
boundary and hand you a machine-checked proof and a written report. We’re
building that into continuous verification, where proofs re-check on every
commit, and design partners are first in line.