Team
Applications for the beta close on November 8, 2026. We onboard Solana teams in batches after that, starting with the waitlist, in the order they joined.
What is in it
Two ways to run the attacker. Pulse is a one-off audit: point it at your program and get a report with a working exploit beside every finding, the transaction that did it and the suggested patch. Orbit connects to your GitHub repository, attacks each change as it lands, and opens a pull request with the fix and the exploit it closes. Nothing merges without your review. Both run on Solana programs written in Rust, with or without Anchor.
Move37, the attacker trained on your own protocol, is not part of the beta. It is scoped per engagement; talk to us if that is what you need.
What we ask of you
Beta means we are still learning. In return for early access we ask three things: tell us when a finding is wrong, tell us when the report is unclear, and tell us what you would have done with the result if we had not been there. That feedback is what shaped the product since the alpha, and it is what will shape the first release.
How to get in
If you are on the waitlist, you will hear from us before your batch opens with the details. If you are not, join the waitlist now; batches fill in the order teams signed up. If you would rather talk first, book a call.