Features created, deployed and updated as signed WASM modules — without an app-store cycle. Company IP never enters the public store: the store build is a neutral shell, the real logic travels direct to the device, encrypted and signed.
Part of the AIvantGuard SDK — tier-based licensing, usable standalone. Also the working prototype of the Vault.
Review queues, forced releases, version fragmentation. A feature that takes a day to build waits a week to ship — and users on old versions never see it at all.
Over-the-air frameworks update over channels that are not post-quantum safe — and ship your real business logic into the public store, where anyone can unpack it.
The app's source code never has to go public. The modules exist only in the phone's memory — encrypted, signed, never distributed through a public app store — which makes reverse-engineering dramatically harder.
WASM modules (.guai) pushed to devices and activated on the fly: no exit, no restart, no store cycle. Updates land silently.
Kyber-1024 encapsulation + Dilithium-5 signatures on every request, TLS 1.3 — no harvest-now-decode-later.
Every module Dilithium-signed at deploy, verified on the device against a SHA-256 manifest before it runs.
Company IP never enters the public store — the real logic travels direct to the device, encrypted and signed.
Features composed and deployed without native development cycles — modules travel as signed WASM, no app-store cycle.
Runs on formally verified PQC primitives; modules are written, signed and deployed by AI agents over MCP.
Validated .guai modules live
In daily real-world use
MCP endpoints — CLI + WASM builds QA-passed
End to end — Kyber-1024 + Dilithium-5
Now
Phase 1 in production use; realtime loop and multi-client operation running.
Next
A signed marketplace for verified .guai modules — the no-code ecosystem opens.
Then
Partner-built verticals on the framework; regulated-industry templates.
Long term
GA as the mobile access layer of the Vault.
Where an update outage is unacceptable and logic must never leak into a public store.
Devices in the field stay current — modules land silently, without user action.
Post-quantum protection and verified supply chains for compliance-heavy sectors.