Who we are
We are a small team of engineers based in Sweden. We built zegit because we have
lived the gap between "we follow good practice" and being able to prove it —
the audit that reconstructs a story from CI logs, the release that nobody can say with
certainty went through the right controls. That gap is uncomfortable enough at human
scale. With autonomous coding agents entering the picture, it becomes a structural
problem. The EU Cyber Resilience Act makes it a legal one.
We are opinionated about how good engineering works: test-driven, trunk-based,
continuous delivery — not as a methodology preference but because those three
disciplines are the structural prerequisites for a coherent, tamper-evident
evidence record. We build in the open. The platform is pre-release and under active
development; the thesis is set, the toolchain is taking shape, and the evidence
model is still being defined — which is exactly why design partners matter now.
Where we are
To be concrete about "early" — so you know what you'd be looking at:
- working The local toolchain — knowledge over MCP, the agent harness, and the evidence record that flows from
unsigned to validated to a signed, in-toto attestation.
- in progress The gateway that verifies attestations on push, the policy controls, and the CRA Evidence Bundle generator.
- planned Managed hosting, the web console, and a self-serve onboarding path.
Not ready to reach out yet? That's fine — say hello at
info [at] zegit.dev
and we'll keep you posted as things land. No list, no spam — just a reply when there's
something real to show.
Two ways to get involved
Design partners
For teams who want provable delivery now — especially those facing CRA obligations
or bringing coding agents into a regulated codebase. Work directly with us: shape
the roadmap, get hands-on help wiring zegit into your pipeline, and influence the
evidence model before it sets. We are taking a small number of design partners at
this stage.
Backers
For people who want to support the initiative — angels, operators, and others who
believe good engineering should be the path of least resistance and that compliance
should fall out as a byproduct. Reach out to talk about backing zegit.