Fortitude Omnis Group
Fortitude Omnis Group is an independent British software company that builds evidence-led security, compliance and developer tools, alongside consumer applications. Its stated focus is identifying hard problems—especially those with regulatory deadlines—and shipping complete, maintainable products rather than assurances.
At a Glance
- Software and engineering organizations
- Cybersecurity, DevSecOps and open-source program offices
- Manufacturers and vendors placing products with digital elements on the EU market
- Engineering leadership and AI-adopting organizations
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AI Tools by Fortitude Omnis Group
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OmnisBench
Open Source LLM Routing Benchmark
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Latest News
OmnisBench published a larger cross-family perturbation-gap contamination probe
OmnisBench published its fresh-split headline run and leaderboard
OmnisBench repository published under Apache-2.0
OSPulse early-access waitlist opened
Products & Services
Dependency health and supply-chain compromise intelligence. It monitors abandoned packages, maintainer takeover, typosquatting, dependency confusion, active exploitation, dependency drift and blast radius, producing health scores, SBOMs, evidence trails and CRA Article 14 reporting packs.
An OSPulse module for EU Cyber Resilience Act Article 14 readiness: active-exploitation detection, timestamped awareness evidence, alerting and submission-ready report drafts.
Open-source binary-to-SBOM tool that fingerprints stripped ELF, Windows PE and Mach-O binaries to identify embedded open-source libraries, versions and known vulnerabilities, with CycloneDX and SPDX output.
Free seven-question checker that determines whether the UK Online Safety Act applies to a service and links each duty to Ofcom or GOV.UK sources.
Market Position
Fortitude Omnis positions OSPulse against VC-funded supply-chain vendors Snyk, Sonatype and Socket by emphasizing pre-CVE compromise and abandonment signals, evidence trails and transparent pricing. OmnisRouter is positioned against Weave Router, OpenRouter, Requesty, Not Diamond and Martian: it emphasizes open/rebuildable routing, self-hosting, BYOK, provider-format compatibility and benchmark-verifiable receipts rather than a black-box or percentage-of-spend model. OmnisBench complements RouterBench while focusing on fresh, cost-current, offline-reproducible routing evaluation.
Leadership
Founders
Robert James Hill (Rob)
British software builder publicly identified as Rob; he says he builds OSPulse at Fortitude Omnis Group Ltd. Companies House lists him as the company's sole active director from incorporation, and the company's public materials describe a small indie team.
Executive Team
Robert James Hill (Rob)
Director and founder/operator
Sole active director listed by Companies House; publicly writes and builds OSPulse and other Fortitude Omnis products.
Founding Story
The company was incorporated in November 2025 and presents itself as an independent, deliberately small software company. Its stated approach is to find problems that matter—particularly problems arriving with a regulatory deadline—validate ideas with evidence, and build tools that provide inspectable evidence rather than unsupported claims. Rob describes OSPulse as being built without funding or a sales team.
Business Model
Revenue Model
A mix of paid software subscriptions/early access for OSPulse, paid consumer-app plans, and consultancy engagements; many developer tools are free and/or open source. OmnisRouter is self-hosted and BYOK, with hosted team dashboards and SSO described as a later paid layer.
Pricing Tiers
25 places; billed annually, locked for life while continuously subscribed; list pricing is stated as £3,600/year at launch. Includes unlimited repositories, integrations, API access and webhooks.
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Target Markets
- Software and engineering organizations
- Cybersecurity, DevSecOps and open-source program offices
- Manufacturers and vendors placing products with digital elements on the EU market
- Engineering leadership and AI-adopting organizations
- LLM application developers and platform teams
- AI coding-agent operators and finance teams
- Software teams needing dependency supply-chain and open-source package risk intelligence
- Manufacturers and software vendors preparing for EU Cyber Resilience Act Article 14 reporting
- Teams assessing post-quantum readiness and legacy RSA/ECC exposure
- Engineering leaders embedding AI into delivery workflows and operating models
- Developers and platform teams reducing LLM inference cost through self-hosted routing
- Finance and engineering leaders controlling AI coding-agent spend and runaway sessions