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We use mathematical methods to find complex bugs and save engineering time


A formal specification is a mathematical model of a system

This model can be used to reason about its properties and enumerate all of its states, obtaining correctness guarantees that always hold no matter what.

Correctness guarantees

Formal verification guarantees that your system functions correctly under all conditions.

Design well from the start

Creating a formal spec during the design phase helps to find design flaws early on.

Save engineering time

Formal specs can find complex bugs that a normal testing pipeline can't.

What the industry thinks

These companies are not our customers; they have successfully implemented formal methods in their development process. Notice that they are all engineering powerhouses - we want to bring these methods to any company.

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"Formal methods are surprisingly feasible for mainstream software development and give good return on investment."

How AWS uses formal methods

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"Formal verification is industrially important."

Formal verification at Intel

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"Formal methods give us the tools to improve our reasoning as well as detect hard to find bugs that even state-of-the-art testing may struggle to find."

Detecting Bugs in Data Infrastructure using Formal Methods

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"Using formal methods in the development process of a distributed system helps to catch bugs in the design phase and reveal fundamental issues that testing might not easily uncover."

Reliable by Design: Applying Formal Methods to Distributed Systems

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"We had a lock-free data structure implementation which was carefully design & implemented, went through thorough code review, and was tested under stress for many days. As a result, we had high confidence about the implementation. So, when the model checker reported a safety violation, it really caught us by surprise. "

Corporate VP of Azure Networking

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"Formal modelling is a powerful tool for developing complex systems."

Extreme modelling in practice

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