Open source by default.

We build the atomdrift portfolio in the open. The tools are designed to be embedded into scanners, platforms, CI systems, and security products. isotope¹³ exists to keep engineers paid to work on them full time.

The current focus.

Scan Stable

Local AI-powered malware scanning for files, directories, and archives. Scan produces deterministic, explainable verdicts with open models running on your hardware.

Scan →

Isomer Experimental

Differential supply-chain attack detection. Isomer compares versions of code, packages, and container images to surface malicious changes that a point-in-time scan can miss.

Isomer →

Cleave Supported

Software decomposition for supply-chain and malware triage. Cleave extracts capabilities from binaries, source, and archives for downstream detection workflows.

Cleave →

Scan and Isomer are the current focus. We also support Cleave and help teams embed the atomdrift portfolio into their own products.

Core tooling ships open. Always.

We will never close-source a tool that shipped open. If isotope¹³ ever shuts down, all code and assets are released under a permissive license. OSI-approved licenses only — we will never relicense community contributions under more restrictive terms. Fixes go back upstream. No private forks.

Projects we fund.

Bluefin Linux

An immutable, developer-focused Linux desktop built on Universal Blue.

projectbluefin.io →

FreeBSD

The operating system for servers, desktops, and embedded platforms.

freebsd.org →

GhostBSD

A simple, elegant BSD desktop operating system based on FreeBSD.

ghostbsd.org →

golangci-lint

Fast, parallel Go linters runner used across the Go ecosystem.

GitHub →

NetBSD

Highly portable, production-quality Unix-like OS for any platform.

netbsd.org →

OSU Open Source Lab

Hosting and infrastructure support for critical open-source projects.

osuosl.org →

Want to collaborate?

Open source partnerships, upstream contributions, or just a conversation.