We find the rules your product relies on. Your team confirms them.
We call these rules invariants.
Olympix checks every upgrade using formal methods against the rules your product must always follow.
Each one waits for a person, because shipping a break costs more than waiting.
The median dependency is now 278 days behind. Datadog, 2026Even large QA teams miss breaks that no test covers.
It happened to us: a Chromium security patch also deprecated a flag our PDF generation depended on. We found out when the PDFs failed.
Know which upgrades are safe to push, and get the exact input that breaks the ones that aren't.
We call these rules invariants.
invoice #A-1042 flag legacy print → PDF renders with 0 pages → invoice downloads empty
call render invoice PDF invoice #A-1042 flag legacy print flag (removed in 125) → PDF renders with 0 pages → invoice downloads empty
Know which upgrades are safe to push, and get the exact input that breaks the ones that aren't.
We call these rules invariants.
invoice #A-1042 flag legacy print → PDF renders with 0 pages → invoice downloads empty
Upgrades that hold every rule are ready to merge, so security patches stop waiting in the queue.
Works alongside the upgrade bots, scanners and coding agents you already use.Tests check the cases someone wrote down. Our formal methods engine reasons about the ones nobody did, and every result shows its work.
Every check runs against rules your team signed off on. A coding agent can't edit them to make a check pass.
Every flag comes with the exact input that breaks it, so anyone can reproduce it.
Every report says what it couldn't check, so you know where to look yourself.
call render invoice PDF invoice #A-1042 flag legacy print flag (removed in 125) → PDF renders with 0 pages → invoice downloads empty
Clear your upgrade backlog without the risk. Talk to the formal methods team building it.