00 // transmission

Automating the Apocalypse.No shortcuts. No apologies.Software your business can depend on.Built properly, supported for years.

systems shipped: 40+ · languages in prod: 9 · bare metal to QPU · sleep: deprecated

Brisbane, Australia · One fixed price, agreed up front · You own the lot · 40+ systems delivered

We're an independent AI R&D lab. We ship our own products, open-source what we can, and fund our own research: an operating system written from scratch in Rust, real-time computer vision, generative media, self-improving reasoning engines. We also build production software for clients.

We build the software your business runs on, and we make it painless. You tell us the problem in plain English. We come back with one fixed price and a date. You see it working every week or two, and you own everything at the end. Most of our clients are small businesses who had been quoted more for less.

The first conversation is free, and you owe us nothing after it. If we are not right for the job we will say so.

01DoctrineHow we work✳ ✳ ✳
01 // declassified

Six directives. Zero fine print.How we work

DIRECTIVE_01: TRANSPARENCY

We show you everything. Even the parts that make us look stupid.

DIRECTIVE_02: DATA PRIVACY

Your data is yours. We don't sell it, mine it, or "anonymize" it into a product.

DIRECTIVE_03: OPEN WHERE IT COUNTS

Research, tools, and libraries go out in the open. Some products are commercial. We're transparent about which is which.

DIRECTIVE_04: FAIR PRICING

No enterprise gotchas. No surprise invoices. Transparent pricing or bust.

DIRECTIVE_05: SECURITY

We hack our own stuff before you do. And if you find something first, we pay you.

DIRECTIVE_06: COMMUNITY

Built by humans and their opinionated AI. Contributions welcome, egos optional.

Why people pick us

We keep it simple, and it costs you less

You should not need to understand software to buy it. Here is what working with us is actually like.

One price, agreed before we start

You get a written figure and a date, in plain English, before anyone commits. No hourly billing that quietly doubles. If the job grows, you approve the change and its cost first, or it does not happen.

One person to talk to

No account manager relaying messages to a developer you never meet. You talk to the person building it, and you get an answer the same day.

No jargon, ever

Describe the problem the way you would to a friend. Working out what it is called and how to build it is our job, not yours.

You own everything

Code, accounts, domains and passwords, all in your business name from day one. You are never locked in, and you could hand it to anyone else tomorrow.

Where the money actually goes

Most quotes hide the running costs. Ours do not.

$0 to $300

a month to run it, depending entirely on what it is

A simple site can genuinely cost nothing to run. A busy platform with video, AI or heavy traffic costs more. We build on Cloudflare rather than a traditional host, so the floor is far lower than most quotes assume, and we tell you the running cost before you commit rather than after.

Yours

outright, with no lock-in

You own the software, so there is no per-seat charge and nothing we can switch off. If you would rather we hosted and looked after it, that is a plan you choose, not a condition of owning it.

1 day to 8 months

and most things land at the short end

A website, an app, an internal tool or an automation is usually 1 to 7 days of development and testing. Bigger platforms run weeks to months, and genuine research can run to eight, though even there we can normally show you something working in 1 to 3 days. Long-term development has no end date by design. Your revisions, your reply times and our current queue move it as much as the work does.

All of it depends on the job: the product, the size, the scope, how much research it needs, your business, and what else is in our queue at the time. We work within your budget, whatever it is. A smaller budget usually means a tighter scope, a simpler build and a longer wait behind other work rather than a no. A larger one buys depth, speed, and the time to solve something properly rather than adequately.

Want the number for your job? Tell us what you need and we will come back with a fixed price. It costs nothing to ask, and you can see the ranges our work usually lands in first.

What we do

Software your business can rely on

Most everyday jobs are one of these four. Plenty of projects touch more than one, and we will tell you straight if you only need part of it.

Websites and online platforms

Your public site, your booking system, your customer portal, your online store. Fast to load, easy to find, and simple enough that your own team can keep it up to date without calling us.

Internal business software

The tools that replace the spreadsheet everyone is scared to touch. Quoting, scheduling, approvals, stock, reporting. Built around how your business already works rather than forcing you into someone else's system.

Sensible automation

Software that takes the repetitive work off your staff: sorting enquiries, drafting paperwork, checking photos and video, moving data between systems you already pay for. We only put it in where we can show you the hours it saves.

Security and privacy work

Reviewing what you already have, finding the gaps before someone else does, and making sure customer information is stored and handled the way your customers would expect.

Not sure which you need? That is what the first conversation is for, and it costs nothing.

If you need the deep end, we do that too

The four above cover most businesses. Some of what we do goes a lot further, and if that is why you are here, it is one click away.

  • AI and machine learning: models trained or fine-tuned on your own data, retrieval over your documents, and agents that do real work. We build the measurement first, so that better is a number rather than an impression.
  • Computer vision: detection, tracking, plate and face recognition, hazard detection. Running on your hardware, with no footage leaving the site.
  • Security engineering: reviews, hardening, and bot defence that stops scrapers without blocking Google along with them.
  • Cloud and platform work: the architecture behind twenty-one of our own products, thirteen of them running in production on one account system.
  • Research and the rest: an operating system written from scratch in Rust, a programming language, a compression codec. The source is public, so you can check rather than take our word for it.

All ten services · The 21 products we build and run · What people hire us for

How it works

No surprises, in either direction

Every project runs the same five steps. You always know what is happening, what it costs, and what you get at the end.

  1. We talk it through

    A conversation about the problem, not a sales pitch. If we are not the right people for the job we will say so and point you somewhere better. Free, and there is no obligation after it.

  2. You get a written quote

    A fixed price for a fixed scope, in plain English, with a delivery date. No hourly billing that quietly doubles. If the scope changes later, you approve the change and its cost before any work starts.

  3. We build it in stages

    You see working software every week or two, not a status report. That means you can course-correct early, while it is still cheap to change your mind.

  4. You take ownership

    At handover you receive the source code, the accounts, the domains and the documentation, all in your business's name. Nothing stays locked to us. You could hire anyone else tomorrow and they could pick it up.

  5. We look after it

    An ongoing support agreement, or on-call as you need it. Your choice, and you can change or end it whenever you like.

03.1 // trusted by

Businesses We've Worked WithWho we work with

Peak sporting bodies, charities, and small businesses that trusted us to build the real thing.

Peak sporting bodies, charities and small businesses who handed us something that mattered. Every one of them owns what we built, and most are still clients.

Indoor Cricket Federation Queensland Non-Profit
Gold Coast Indoor Sport
Through The Ropes Charity
Trademarks Australia
03FieldworkClient work✳ ✳ ✳
03 // shipped for clients

Websites We've Built for OthersWork you can go and look at

These are sites we designed, built, and shipped for other people: clients who trusted us with the real thing. Every preview is rendered from the live site. We don't own them; they're work, not our products. For the things we build and run ourselves, see our own projects up the top.

Real businesses running on what we built. Each preview is that site’s own front page, rendered from the live site rather than mocked up. Click any of them and use the real thing.

https://icfq.com.au
The Indoor Cricket Federation Queensland home page as it appears today

Indoor Cricket Federation Queensland

The peak body for indoor cricket in Queensland. We designed and built the federation's public site end to end.

icfq.com.au →
https://throughtheropes.life
The Through The Ropes home page as it appears today

Through The Ropes

A 12-week boxing program for at-risk youth, founded by world champion Michael Katsidis. We built the whole platform: donations, merch store, and the participant and admin dashboards behind it, then hardened the donation path and put it under automated test.

throughtheropes.life →
https://trademarks-australia.cognitive-industries.org
The Trademarks Australia home page as it appears today

Trademarks Australia

Site design and build for an Australian trademark services business.

trademarks-australia.cognitive-industries.org →
04Hire Us✳ ✳ ✳
04 // engagement

Hire the Lab

We build production software for clients in the same areas we ship our own products: web platforms, AI systems, security tooling, and computer vision. Every engagement starts with a fixed written quote, and the engineer you scope the work with is the one who writes the code.

// WHAT WE TAKE ON

WEB PLATFORMS & SAAS

Web Platforms & SaaS

Multi-tenant applications with payments, admin consoles, and web, iOS, and Android builds from a single codebase. We run several of our own, so yours inherits the hardening lessons for free.

shipped: MatchPoints · ICFQ · Boomerang
AI & LLM SYSTEMS

AI & LLM Systems

Agents, chat products, moderation pipelines, and cost control. Every AI call in our own products routes through one metered gateway with per-user budgets. We can build yours the same way.

shipped: ChazzAI · WebSwarm
SECURITY ENGINEERING

Security Engineering

Hardening passes, vulnerability scanning, licensing and anti-abuse systems. We run a public bug bounty on our own products and attack them before anyone else can.

shipped: Unslop · MXCyberSLaM
VISION & REAL-TIME

Computer Vision & Real-Time

GPU-accelerated detection pipelines and live video systems: plate reading, fire and smoke detection, and multi-venue sports streaming with automated capture and overlays.

shipped: CogVis · FireSmokeDetector · Boomerang

// HOW AN ENGAGEMENT RUNS

STEP_01: SCOPE

A call to pin down the problem, constraints, and what "done" means. Free, and you keep the written scope either way.

STEP_02: QUOTE

A fixed price and timeline, in writing, before any work starts. No surprise invoices; that one's Directive 04.

STEP_03: BUILD

Short cycles with working demos as features land. You watch the thing take shape instead of reading status reports.

STEP_04: HANDOVER

You own the code and the IP. Documentation included. Maintenance is there if you want us to keep holding it.

// based in Queensland, Australia · remote-friendly worldwide · NDAs welcome · replies within 2 business days

05The LabAbout the lab✳ ✳ ✳
05 // who we are

A Small Lab That Refuses to Build BoringAbout the lab

Cognitive Industries is a small independent lab: human engineering, amplified by a fleet of very opinionated AI agents. The surface area is unreasonable on purpose. A from-scratch operating system in Rust, heterogeneous compute that targets GPUs and quantum backends, self-improving reasoning engines, real-time vision, and the products you've already scrolled past. We ship research-grade systems and production apps with the same standard: do the hard thing properly, or don't do it.

40+Systems built
9Languages in production
20+Cloud & AI APIs
OS → QPUBare metal to quantum

// CAPABILITIES

Eight domains we work in daily, each backed by something you can open and inspect. The exhaustive tag list still exists below, folded away for the people who enjoy that sort of thing.

Systems & Low-Level

A from-scratch Rust operating system with capability security and deterministic replay, and an intent runtime whose formal proofs run in microseconds.

DominionOS · WeftScript

AI & Machine Learning

Models trained from scratch, self-improving reasoning engines, evolutionary architecture search, plus the shipped products that lean on them.

ChazzAI · TTHUNK · EvoArch

Computer Vision

Real-time GPU pipelines: licence plates through extreme degradation, FaceID with persistent tracking, fire and smoke detection.

CogVis · FireSmokeDetector

Security & Cryptography

Non-LLM vulnerability scanning, a self-playing cyber range, encrypted-at-rest stores, and licensing backed by proof-of-work.

Unslop · MXCyberSLaM · HumanIO

Web Platforms & SaaS

Multi-tenant products with payments, admin consoles, and mobile builds from one codebase. Several of them are live right now.

ChazzAI · MatchPoints · WebSwarm

Cloud & Infrastructure

A Cloudflare-native platform (Workers, D1, queues, SSO, a metered AI gateway) runs every app on this page from one account system.

→ HiveMind platform · 13 production Worker deploys

Quantum & Heterogeneous Compute

A provider-agnostic IR that plans each piece of work onto CPU, GPU, or quantum hardware with cost estimation across real QPU providers.

→ FluxionOS · 204 tests, 91% coverage

Media & Streaming

Multi-tenant live streaming with automated capture, encoding, and scoreboard overlays; in-browser file tooling where nothing is uploaded.

Boomerang · WebTools Ultima

// THE FULL STACK LIST — 481 tags, unfolded

Languages 35

RustPythonTypeScriptJavaScriptGoCC++C#JavaKotlinSwiftRubyPHPLuaSQLBashPowerShellHTMLCSSSassWGSLGLSLHLSLCUDA C++x86-64 asmWebAssemblyZigHaskellElixirSolidityDartRMATLABJuliaVerilog

Frontend 36

ReactNext.jsVueSvelteSvelteKitAngularSolidJSAstroRemixViteWebpackesbuildRollupTailwind CSSstyled-componentsMaterial UIshadcn/uiRadix UIFramer MotionGSAPThree.jsReact Three FiberBabylon.jsD3.jsChart.jsReduxZustandJotaiReact QueryElectronTauriPWAWeb ComponentsLitHTMXAlpine.js

Backend & APIs 33

Node.jsExpressFastifyNestJSFastAPIFlaskDjangoStarletteaiohttpGinFiberEchoActixAxumRocketTonicSpring BootASP.NET CoreLaravelRailsPhoenixDenoBunSocket.IOWebSocketsGraphQLApollotRPCRESTgRPCCeleryBullMQNginx

AI / ML Frameworks 40

PyTorchTensorFlowJAXFlaxKerasscikit-learnXGBoostLightGBMCatBoostTransformersDiffusersAcceleratePEFTTRLUnslothbitsandbytesDeepSpeedvLLMllama.cppONNXONNX RuntimeTensorRTOpenVINOTritontimmsentence-transformersFAISSspaCyNLTKOptunaRayRay TuneMLflowWeights & BiasesDVCLangChainLlamaIndexAutoGenCrewAIGymnasium

LLMs & Generative AI 28

GPT-4oClaudeGeminiLlamaMistralQwenDeepSeekGemmaPhiStable DiffusionSDXLFluxComfyUIWan 2.1/2.2AnimateDiffControlNetRAGVector searchPrompt engineeringFunction callingMCPAgentic workflowsFine-tuningRLHFDPOGRPOQuantisationDistillation

Computer Vision 27

YOLO v5–v11SAM / SAM2FastSAMRT-DETRDepth AnythingMiDaSInsightFaceArcFaceSCRFDRetinaFaceMediaPipeRTMPoseDWPoseOpenPoseCLIPSigLIPBLIPEasyOCRPaddleOCRTesseractByteTrackDeepSORTKalman filteringOptical flowNeRFGaussian SplattingOpenCV

Data & Databases 33

PostgreSQLMySQLSQLiteMongoDBRedisFirestoreDynamoDBCassandraNeo4jDuckDBClickHouseElasticsearchOpenSearchPineconeWeaviateQdrantMilvusLanceDBChromaDBSupabasePrismaDrizzleSQLAlchemyPandasPolarsNumPyApache ArrowParquetKafkaRabbitMQAirflowdbtSpark

Cloud, DevOps & Infra 38

AWSGCPAzureFirebaseCloudflareVercelNetlifyFly.ioRenderRailwayDigitalOceanDockerDocker ComposeKubernetesHelmTerraformPulumiAnsibleGitHub ActionsGitLab CIJenkinsCaddyTraefikLinuxUbuntuArchNixOSsystemdPrometheusGrafanaDatadogSentryOpenTelemetryCloud RunAWS LambdaS3BigQueryPub/Sub

Security & Cryptography 33

AES-256-GCMChaCha20-Poly1305XChaCha20RSAEd25519Argon2idPBKDF2scryptbcryptBLAKE3SHA-3HMACTLS / mTLSOAuth2OIDCJWTWebAuthnPasskeysCapability securityZero-trustThreat modelingMITRE ATT&CKMetasploitBurp SuitenmapWiresharkNucleiReverse engineeringFuzzingSandboxingPost-quantum (XMSS)OWASPPen-testing

Systems & Low-Level 26

Bare-metal x86-64Kernel developmentMemory allocatorsSIMD / AVXMultithreadingAsync runtimesLock-free structuresFFIWebAssemblyCompilersParsersInterpretersJITContent-addressed storageB-treesLSM-treesEmbedded / RTOSFPGACUDAwgpuGPU computeProfilingTokioRayonZero-copyBytecode VMs

Game Development 24

UnityUnreal EngineGodotBevyCustom enginesECS architectureShaders (GLSL/HLSL)VulkanOpenGLDirectXWebGPURapierBox2DPhysXA* pathfindingProcedural generationSprite & animation systemsNetcodeState syncSteamworksFMODAudio DSPGame loopsLevel design

APIs & Integrations 30

OpenAIAnthropicOpenRouterHugging FaceElevenLabsVeniceReplicateFal.aiStripeStripe ConnectMailgunSendGridTwilioPersonaPlaidDiscordTelegramSlackWhatsAppSignalYouTube DataGoogle MapsFirebase AuthAuth0ClerkNotionGitHub APICloudflare APIAWS SDKSpawtz

Quantum & Heterogeneous Compute 14

QiskitIBM QuantumAWS BraketIonQD-Wave OceanD-Wave LeapdimodOpenQASM3Quantum annealingVQEQAOAHeterogeneous computeAccelerator orchestrationCircuit simulation

Architecture & Paradigms 34

OOPFunctional programmingReactive programmingEvent-drivenActor modelMicroservicesMonoreposDomain-driven designTDDCI/CDFormal verification (SMT)Property-based testingMulti-tenant SaaSDistributed systemsEventual consistencyCRDTsMessage queuesPub/SubETL / ELTMLOpsData pipelinesAgentic systemsSelf-play RLMixture-of-ExpertsTest-time computeEvolutionary optimisationSymbolic reasoningContent addressingConfidential computingEdge inferenceDeterministic simulationClean architectureHexagonal architectureDesign patterns

Testing, Tooling & Workflow 24

GitGitHubGitLabVS CodeNeovimJetBrainstmuxFigmaPostmanPlaywrightCypressVitestJestpytestCargonpmpnpmyarnuvPoetryMakeCMakeBazelStorybook

Domains & Specialities 26

Systems architectureFull-stack webReal-time visionGenerative mediaLLM fine-tuningReinforcement learningComputer graphicsCryptographyOS developmentCompiler designCybersecurityPenetration testingGame developmentMobile (iOS/Android)EmbeddedStreaming / OTTPaymentsMulti-tenant platformsQuantum computingHardware accelerationData engineeringMLOpsRoboticsAutomationWeb scrapingBioinformatics

+ 481 listed above, and a long tail beyond it. The stack is never the limit.

// SELECTED WORK — BEYOND THE PRODUCT LINE

A sample of the research and systems work behind the scenes. Not all of it ships as a product; some of it just had to exist.

HETEROGENEOUS COMPUTE

FluxionOS

"Write once, run on any accelerator, including QPUs." A provider-agnostic IR that plans whether each piece runs on CPU, GPU, or quantum hardware, with cost estimation across IBM Quantum, AWS Braket and D-Wave. 204 tests, 91% coverage.

Python · Qiskit · Braket · Ocean
AUTONOMOUS REASONING

NARS Cognitive Engine

A self-improving engine where a symbolic NARS core reasons autonomously, escalates to LLMs only when stuck, then compiles those rescues into permanent knowledge. Proved 6/7 theorems and rediscovered 3 physics laws, 50% LLM-free.

Python · PyNARS · SymPy · PySR
CONFIDENTIAL COMPUTE

VideoGen

Text-to-video on an 8GB GPU where frames never touch disk as plaintext: a cascade-encrypted, deniable in-memory vault with anti-capture viewing. It can optionally burst to confidential H200 compute.

Python · Diffusers · XChaCha20
TEST-TIME COMPUTE

TTHUNK

A 9.6M-parameter model trained from scratch that beats far larger models once paired with test-time search and verification, a 7× lift at scale. The negative results are documented as carefully as the wins.

Python · PyTorch
COGNITIVE ARCHITECTURE

ManyBrains

Tests whether intelligence emerges from many small specialised models behind a learned router: Mixture-of-Experts meets Global Workspace Theory. Routers learn domain from loss alone, and reasoning paths vary in length.

Python · PyTorch
EVOLUTIONARY ML

EvoArch

Evolves all seven components of an LLM stack at once (preprocessing, tokeniser, architecture, training, inference, post-processing, representation), with a UCB1 bandit choosing what to improve so gains compound on a shared genome.

Python · OpenEvolve
06Open Source✳ ✳ ✳
06 // out in the open

Open Source, Where It Counts

We're not a fully open-source shop; some products are commercial, and that's how we keep the lights on. But we open what we can and we share the research. Closed source never means closed community.

weftscript

Universal intent runtime & software fabric. Declare goals, ship a content-addressed execution graph.

Rust Released

cogvis

GPU-accelerated real-time vision: any-angle plate reading, ghost-resistant tracking, reconstructable FaceID.

Python Closed Source

adtomaton

AI-powered ad production pipeline. Brief → storyboard → video, end-to-end.

Python Coming Soon

fire-smoke-detector

3-tier computer vision pipeline for real-time fire and smoke detection with hazard scoring.

Python Coming Soon

matchpoints

Multi-tenant sports league 3-2-1 voting system. Web + iOS + Android.

TypeScript Closed Source

webswarm

AI agent swarm platform for automated web testing with persona-driven exploration.

TypeScript Closed Source

unslop

Encrypted, source-blind knowledge base of code vulns + a non-LLM scanner and auto-fixer. Pure Rust, offline-first.

Rust Open Source

humanor-engine

Humanize text and detect AI writing: the recalibrated stylometry engine and humanizer. Apache-2.0.

Python Open Source
Follow Us on GitHub
07TransmissionsUpdates✳ ✳ ✳
07 // latest transmissions

From the Lab Log

After launch

The part most people forget to ask about

A build is a few months. Running the thing is years. Here is what happens once it is live.

Security and privacy

Your data, and your customers' data

Security is the part of a project a client cannot easily inspect, which is exactly why it gets skipped. Here is what we commit to in writing.

It stays in Australia

Customer records live on Australian infrastructure by default. If a project genuinely needs something hosted elsewhere we will tell you which data, where, and why, before you sign anything.

We never sell or share it

Your data is used to run your software and nothing else. We do not sell it, mine it for our own products, or hand it to advertisers. It is written into the agreement.

Everything gets reviewed

Nothing goes live without a security pass over how logins, payments, uploads and permissions work. It is part of the quoted price, not an upsell.

We pay strangers to attack us

We run a public reward programme on our own software and publish what we owe. It costs us money and it is the fastest way to find out what we missed.

NDAs and data agreements

Signed before we see anything sensitive. Happy to work under yours rather than ours.

Access ends at handover

When a project finishes, our accounts come off yours unless you have asked us to stay on for support. You can check, and you should.

Why us

We run our own software, on the same stack

Most agencies hand a project over and never see it again, so they never learn what breaks after year one. We build and operate our own products on the same foundations we would build yours on. When one of them falls over at 2am, it is our phone that rings. That is a slow, expensive teacher, and you get the results of it for free.

40+systems delivered and still running
7of our own products live in production
100%of client projects handed over in the client's name

We are also transparent about the parts that are not finished. Ask us what has gone wrong on a project and you will get a real answer.

Who you work with

A small team in Brisbane

The person who scopes your project is the person who writes the code. There is no account manager relaying messages, and no handoff to a team in another timezone once the contract is signed.

Small has trade-offs and we would rather you hear them from us. We take on a limited number of projects at a time, so occasionally the honest answer is that we cannot start for a few weeks. What you get in exchange is that nobody on the job is learning your business second-hand.

Common questions

The things people ask before they commit

What does a project cost?

A focused piece of work, such as a booking system or a rebuilt site, usually lands in the low five figures. A platform your business runs on is larger. We will not pretend to know your number before we understand the problem, but you will have a fixed written figure before you commit to anything, and the conversation that gets us there is free.

How long does it take?

Most projects run six to sixteen weeks from go-ahead to live. You see working software throughout, so you are never waiting months to find out whether we understood you.

What if we need changes halfway through?

Expected, and fine. We price the change, you approve it in writing, then we build it. Nothing gets added to your invoice that you have not agreed to first.

Who owns the code?

You do, completely, from the day it is delivered. Source code, accounts, domains and documentation, all registered to your business. We keep no rights over it and no ability to switch it off.

What happens if we stop working together?

You keep everything and we help the next team pick it up. This is the question worth asking every developer you speak to, because the usual answer involves a hosting account only they can access.

Can you take over something another developer built?

Often, yes. We will review what exists and give you an honest read on whether it is worth continuing or whether you are better off rebuilding. Sometimes the answer costs us the bigger job, and we will still give it to you straight.

Do you work with businesses outside Brisbane?

Yes, across Australia and overseas. Most of the work happens remotely either way, and we are happy to meet in person if you are local.

08ChannelContact✳ ✳ ✳
08 // open channel

Open a ChannelTell us what you need

Describe the problem in your own words. You do not need to know what the solution is called, or how it should be built. That is our job. We reply within one business day.

Work With Us

Start a conversation

Message received. We'll be in touch.

Join the Lab

We're small. We're weird. If that's your thing, say hi.

We believe the best teams are built on curiosity, not credentials. If you're the kind of person who reverse-engineers things for fun, we should probably talk.

// recruit clearance terminal detected — initiate()

09Debt BoardBug bounty✳ ✳ ✳
09 // public shame ledger

Smart & Cool Hackers Bounty Debt LeaderboardSecurity bounty programme

We owe these legends money. This is our public shame.

We pay for vulnerabilities found in our own software, and we publish what we owe.

Total Debt $0
Total Paid $0