TrustEdge Labs

Open source

Some of it,
shared back.

Where opening the source helps the craft and protects the user, we do — most prominently for TrustGuard, our Android privacy and security app. Permissive code where we can, GPL where the use case demands it.

What we don't open: the CK CAD Toolkit and Worklora SaaS source. Those are professional tools we sell — not security software that users need to audit.

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trustedge-labs/TrustGuard

The partially open-source core of our Android privacy and security app — runs entirely on the device, no telemetry, no remote servers. The app itself ships outside Google Play; the parts that benefit the wider community live here.

Kotlin / Java·GPL-3.0 (core modules)

How we think about open source

  • · Security software wants to be auditable. Apps that claim to protect users should be inspectable by users. That's why TrustGuard's core ships with source.
  • · Production engineering tools are different. The CK CAD Toolkit and Worklora are commercial software for paying studios. Their source isn't public.
  • · License matches the use case. GPL where reciprocity matters; permissive (MIT/Apache) where we want maximum adoption of a primitive.
More repos when they're ready, not before.