Open source by default.

We build atomdrift 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.

Our tools

The current focus.

Scan Stable

Local malware scanner. Deterministic, explainable verdicts from open models on your hardware. Files, directories, archives, packages, URLs, and processes.

Scan →

Isomer Experimental

Differential detection. Compares two versions of code, a package, or a container image and judges whether the change is malicious. Built for xz-utils-shaped attacks.

Isomer →

Cleave Supported

Software decomposition. Extracts what a binary, source tree, or archive can do, for triage and for downstream detection.

Cleave →

Scan and Isomer are the current focus. We also support Cleave and help teams embed the whole portfolio.

Our pledge

Core tooling ships open. Always.

We will never close-source a tool that shipped open. If isotope¹³ shuts down, all code and assets are released under a permissive license. OSI-approved licenses only; community contributions are never relicensed. Fixes go upstream. No private forks.

External funding