WI24RD — XDRagon Monitor. Built once. Shared widely.

// One product. Built openly. Shaped together.

Wi24RD develops and maintains XDRagon Monitor — one product, one roadmap, one quality bar. Feature requests are free to submit; we evaluate them against product direction, technical feasibility and roadmap capacity. Need a feature prioritized for a deadline, compliance requirement or specific operational use case? You can sponsor a priority slot for USD 2,000. Accepted features are built for upstream — not a private fork, not a proprietary extension and not customer-specific code.

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One product

We build XDRagon Monitor. No contract work, no private forks, no customer-specific branches and no side projects.

Requests are free

Submit a feature request at no cost. If it fits the product direction and roadmap, we may build it without payment.

Priority for USD 2,000

A sponsored priority slot for expedited upstream development. Subject to acceptance and upstream fit.

Concentrated on one product.

Wi24RD is based in Denmark and develops European open-source security software with a focus on auditability, documented behavior and upstream-first governance.

Wi24RD is built on decades of experience in IT security, full-stack development and enterprise infrastructure — including complex case-handling solutions for the public sector.

That background shapes the architecture of XDRagon Monitor: practical security operations, documented behavior, audit trails and systems that can be explained after the fact.

Wi24RD has chosen to focus all energy on one product: XDRagon Monitor — a modern, AI-assisted XDR platform where AI usage is visible, auditable and operator-facing.

One codebase. One roadmap. One quality bar.

We do not take contract work for individual customers, and we do not build private forks. We deliver production-grade security software with documented behavior and evidence trails — software that should hold up to an auditor, not just to a demo.

Requests are free. Priority is optional.

There are two ways to influence the XDRagon Monitor roadmap. One is free. The other is faster. Both lead to the same place: upstream.

// Path 1

Submit a request

Free

Describe what you need. We evaluate the request against product direction, security impact, technical feasibility and roadmap capacity. If it fits, we may build it without payment. Many useful features should become part of the product because they make XDRagon Monitor better for everyone.

// Path 2

Sponsored priority slot

2,000 USD

When a feature matters now — because of a deadline, compliance requirement, integration need or operational use case — you can sponsor a priority slot. The fee covers focused development time, verification, documentation and operational costs of expedited upstream development.

Subject to acceptance, feasibility and upstream fit.

The sponsorship fee is fixed to keep the process simple. Acceptance depends on technical feasibility, roadmap alignment and whether the feature belongs in the shared product.

This is not contract work. It is not a custom branch. It is not a maintenance negotiation. It is a way to fund and prioritize open product development without fragmenting the codebase.

For larger companies and public-sector organizations, USD 2,000 may be significantly cheaper than internal specification, development, review, documentation and maintenance. For smaller teams, the free request path remains open. If the feature belongs in XDRagon Monitor and the roadmap allows it, it can still be built without sponsorship.

Either way, accepted features become part of upstream. Sponsors may be credited in the changelog and release notes, if they want to be.

Open source without a proprietary core.

XDRagon Monitor is released as open source under Apache License 2.0 — a permissive license that allows companies, developers and institutions to use, modify and distribute the code, including commercially.

There is no proprietary core, no hidden enterprise-only engine and no lock-in in the fine print.

The shared product is the product.

Forks are welcome. We maintain upstream.

If you have the resources, a clear technical direction and the will to maintain your own codebase, it is fully legitimate to fork XDRagon Monitor and take it in your own direction. That freedom is part of the Apache 2.0 model.

Wi24RD focuses exclusively on upstream — the shared product. We do not maintain private forks, we do not provide support for downstream projects, and we do not merge patches back from forks unless we judge them relevant for the mainline roadmap.

This is deliberate. If our energy is spread across parallel customer-specific versions, the shared product loses momentum. XDRagon Monitor is strongest when development compounds in one codebase.

The sponsorship model is the bridge for organizations that want something specific built without taking on the burden of maintaining their own fork. Forks are the bridge for teams with both the resources and a separate technical vision. Both are legitimate. We support the freedom to choose.

ASEWAVE — built for the AI era.

Wi24RD develops XDRagon Monitor using ASEWAVE: Augmented Solo Engineering With Adversarial Verification + Evidence. It is a disciplined, human-owned, AI-assisted development method built around independent verification, evidence trails and replayable review.

ASEWAVE is designed for a development environment where AI can increase speed, but must not become an unverified source of truth.

One developer owns scope, prioritization and every destructive decision. AI agents assist with specification, implementation and verification — but their claims must be checked against the actual codebase.

Every meaningful phase starts with an investigation and ends with a walkthrough. Claims are tied to evidence: commit hashes, test output, screenshots, file paths, diffs and reproducible checks.

The result is an audit trail by construction. Not just «the feature works» — but what changed, why it changed, how it was tested, and what evidence supports the claim.

A Augmented

AI increases development volume. Human ownership keeps direction, scope and judgment grounded.

SE Solo Engineering

One developer owns the product, prioritization, architecture and every destructive decision.

AV Adversarial Verification

Independent verification checks claims against code, commits and test evidence before changes are accepted.

+E Evidence

Commit hashes, screenshots, test output and walkthroughs — not narrative claims alone.