Signed evidence of the cryptography patterns in your code
TRELYAN Inc., a Delaware company, builds TRELYAN Assure. It scans source code with a versioned catalog of detector patterns and delivers a signed evidence pack: each match, its location, and the class of algorithm it stands for: breakable by Shor's algorithm, reduced margin under Grover's algorithm, classically weak, or post-quantum. How TRELYAN Assure works.
It is built for engineering and security teams preparing to move to post-quantum cryptography, a move that starts with knowing where today's cryptography is.
What TRELYAN Inc. sells
- TRELYAN Assure, offered as fixed-scope, fixed-fee pilots: each delivers a signed evidence pack for each codebase in scope, with a CycloneDX 1.6 cryptographic bill of materials (CBOM) inside.
- TRELYAN Verify: a command-line tool that checks a pack offline. It is included at no extra charge with every pilot.
- Before the first pilot, TRELYAN will create the production signing key and package TRELYAN Verify for customers. Each pack states plainly what it does not claim.
The open research protocol
The TRELYAN Foundation, planned in Zug, is intended to steward an open research protocol: records inscribed under Falcon-1024 signatures, checked by a public program on the Algorand TestNet. Anyone can check the deployed program against its published source. Read the protocol or check the TestNet contract yourself.
There is no MainNet deployment.
Who we are
- TRELYAN Inc. is a Delaware corporation, formed in June 2026 and based in New York, NY. Company details.
- Founder: Brandon Sellam. About the founder.
- The TRELYAN Foundation (planned, Zug, Switzerland) is a separate project with the same founder. It is not part of TRELYAN Inc. About the Foundation.
- TRELYAN Inc. is an early-stage company looking for its first pilot customers. Current status.