Execution you can prove
DEOS runs code in a verifiable compute environment. Every execution produces a cryptographic proof of exactly what happened.
Built different
Not a wrapper. Not a library. A new foundation.
Deterministic
Same input, same output. Always.
Cryptographic
Tamper-evident from bit one.
Replayable
Reproduce any execution exactly.
Zero-Knowledge
Prove without revealing.
Built for
Industries where trust and verifiability are not optional
FAQ
Common questions about DEOS
What is deterministic execution?
Every syscall recorded. Every random value captured. Every timestamp logged. Replay injects the exact same values, producing bit-identical outputs every time.
Can recordings be tampered with?
No. Every recorded value is cryptographically committed. Changing a single bit breaks the hash chain. Tampering is mathematically detectable.
How is this different from logging?
Logs record what software claims happened. DEOS proves what actually happened. Logs can be modified or deleted. DEOS commitments are tamper-evident and independently verifiable.
What's the performance overhead?
DEOS is designed for efficiency. The deterministic runtime adds minimal overhead for most workloads. ZK proof generation is more intensive but happens asynchronously and scales horizontally. For use cases like AI agents and compute oracles, the trust guarantee far outweighs the cost.
What is DEOS?
DEOS is a purpose-built operating system. Custom kernel, custom syscalls, deterministic from the ground up. Not a wrapper—a new foundation.