About

A security tool should tell you who built it.

Guardix is built by dome.net, a small venture studio, together with Pessimistic, and founded by Alexey Yurkevich. The chat in the corner of this page goes to the founders - not a support queue.

How we think about verdicts

An AI that flags a finding has produced a claim, not a fact. The whole design of Guardix follows from taking that seriously: a finding is confirmed by evidence — for criticals, a working exploit on a mainnet fork — and dismissed only when the validator can cite the exact line of code that defeats it. Anything we can't prove either way is flagged for your review instead of being silently resolved.

We'd rather show you an unresolved question than sell you false confidence — and we'll tell you plainly that a manual audit still beats us on novel, bespoke attack paths. Run Guardix first and on every fix; spend the human budget where humans are irreplaceable.

— Alexey, founder

Don't take our word for it

We're a young product without a decade of engagements behind us. What we have instead is a pipeline that shows its work — judge us by the artifacts:

EVMBench: 88.9% recall →

Completed attributed score on 40 Code4rena contests.

The 1inch release-audit scorecard →

A public, unedited run of our release-audit beta against 1inch Limit Order Protocol.

The full pipeline, stage by stage →

From git clone to verdict — including exactly how a finding gets killed or kept.

Security & data handling →

What we can read, what we keep, which model providers see your code.