Current projects
Small surface area.
Deep engineering.
The current Egothor portfolio ranges from search and language processing to cryptography, software assurance and focused application infrastructure. Each project is intended to make its operating model and engineering trade-offs explicit.
EGOTHOR v4
The search engine returns — this time for information environments where access rules are part of retrieval itself.
EGOTHOR v4 is being built around clearance, classification, integrity, compartments and conflict boundaries, with authorization integrated into result disclosure rather than treated only as an outer gate.
Radixor
A modern multilingual stemming toolkit for Java in the tradition of the original Egothor approach.
Radixor learns compact word-to-stem transformations from dictionary data, stores them in compiled patch-command tries and exposes a runtime model optimised for speed, determinism and operational simplicity.
ZeroEcho
Composable classical and post-quantum cryptography for resilient Java data workflows.
ZeroEcho brings key handling, encryption, signing, recipient workflows, offline operation, CLI tooling and PKI capabilities into one modular project designed for secure and constrained deployment models.
MethodAtlas
A reproducible, audit-friendly map of tests in a codebase, with optional AI-assisted security classification.
MethodAtlas separates deterministic source analysis from optional AI interpretation so that test discovery remains repeatable while classification can support local, cloud or manual workflows in regulated environments.
conflux
A lightweight Java shared-context and event-bus library for modular component coordination.
conflux lets independent components share named processing values and subscribe to changes through a deliberately small API, avoiding unnecessary point-to-point dependencies.
The wider family
Modern work sits on a longer technical lineage.
Egothor began with full-text search and language processing, then explored distributed services, crawling, network geolocation, sensor gateways and experimental data platforms. Those systems are preserved as engineering heritage rather than presented as current products.
