Public receipts
The audit reports are on GitHub — actual PDFs with findings, not logos on a slide. Judge the standard before we ever talk.
Independent technical practice · Tallinn, EU
Don’t take our word for it. Read the audits.
Auditmos is an independent technical practice. Since 2021 we’ve published 24 audit reports for anyone to read — and we build software the same way we audit it: assuming another auditor will look at it later.
How we work
Everything inspectable.
Most contractors ask you to trust them. We’d rather you check.
Built to be read
Code, architecture notes, and tradeoffs written for the next engineer who opens the repo — or the next auditor.
Handover is the deliverable
Documentation, tests, and deployment notes ship with the work. It still runs after we leave — that's the point.
One name on the work
No bench, no juniors behind the curtain. The person you brief is the person who builds — and signs the work.
What I take on
Three ways in. One standard.
01
Software development
Senior delivery, built as if it will be audited — by someone who knows exactly what an auditor finds.
02Security audits
Findings with impact, reproduction, and fixes — written to the same standard as the 24 public reports.
03Applied R&D
Turn an uncertain technical bet into evidence for the next decision.
Receipts
Selected work
Antra2026
Decentralized Compute Network Architecture
Software architecture for a decentralized compute network of 500 servers and 3,000+ GPUs across nine European countries.
Banking2025
Regulated Platform Security Review
An anonymised security review for a platform operating under banking-sector controls.
Who you’re dealing with
TK
Tomasz Kowalczyk
Auditmos is run by Tomasz Kowalczyk — auditor of systems teams can’t afford to get wrong, architect of a 3,000+ GPU compute network spanning nine European countries, and builder of two products. Every project gets built to that standard — with exactly one name on the work.
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A useful first conversation
Tell us what can’t go wrong.
Describe the system, the deadline, or the risk. You’ll get a reply with how we’d approach it — and you can read the receipts before we ever talk.
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