Security
Runs where your code lives
We work with teams that have strict security requirements. Aristotle runs on-prem or in your private cloud, so your code stays in your environment.
Talk to our teamCode, proven correct
Your agents write more code than your team can review. Aristotle finds what your code must get right and proves it on every commit.
What teams say
“Formal verification has traditionally meant a steep learning curve and writing properties by hand. Aristotle got us over those hurdles: it’s easy to start, intuitive to understand, and nearly fire-and-forget. Our designers get instant feedback during early RTL creation, and our DV engineers can formally verify state spaces that would be unthinkable with traditional tools. It also audits our functional and microarchitecture specs against the RTL, flagging ambiguities so design intent stays clear.”
Jonathan Ko
ASIC Verification Engineer, Tensordyne
“Developing real-time control systems for fusion reactors requires balancing strict safety requirements with the need to rapidly advance new diagnostics, physics and control algorithms. Aristotle’s formal verification capabilities fundamentally change how we approach this challenge. Using just one research paper and a 254-word prompt, Aristotle reproduced an algorithm from our plasma control system in four hours, verified the safety of the C code, and generated logically equivalent Verilog code for hardware acceleration.”
Mitchell Clark
DIII-D National Fusion Facility
You don’t need to be a formal verification engineer
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You say what must hold
Point Aristotle at your code. No spec needed: describe what should always be true in plain English, or let it propose the properties that matter most.
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Aristotle works out the proof
It reads your code and works through the proof one step at a time. If it refutes a property, it tells you why.
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You get a verdict, not a guess
Each property comes back proved, refuted, or left open if Aristotle couldn’t settle it, with the assumptions behind every proof. Run it on every commit.
Every proof is machine-checked
A proof either checks or it doesn’t, so there’s no confidence score to interpret. Every report lists what was proved, the assumptions behind it, and what wasn’t covered.
Today it’s Verilog and C
Two languages so far, with more on the way. Each one opens Aristotle to more teams.
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Verilog
For anyone who writes Verilog. Prove your RTL correct before tapeout, liveness included.
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C
For anyone who writes C, from firmware to systems code. Prove it has no undefined behavior.
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More languages
Pricing
Don’t let price be the blocker
Pay for what you use, with no seats or licenses. Start on one project yourself, or email bd@harmonic.fun about enterprise pricing.
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