OPEN SOURCE
The hoop gateway is open source under MIT. When a part of it solves a problem on its own, it becomes a standalone hoop.labs project. 11 so far: guardrails, PII detection, credential isolation, token savings, and more. Every issue and pull request makes the tools better, and the platform they came from.
THE MODEL
The platform solves the whole problem of data security in transit. Inside it are parts that stand on their own. Those become community projects under hoop.labs.
Labs tools start as production code inside the platform. The PII engine became Alcatraz. The guardrail engine became Fence and Warden. You get the piece we already trust with customer traffic.
Each tool does one job end to end. No account, no trial clock, no feature gate. Install it, run it locally, keep it forever.
You get production tooling for free. We get feedback, edge cases, and contributions from environments we would never see alone. Every issue and PR hardens the platform the pieces came from.
HOOP.LABS
11 standalone tools for teams running AI agents, 9 of them open source on GitHub. Each one solves a single problem, works without the platform, and takes issues and pull requests.
THE GATEWAY
The gateway (everything on the data path) is open source under MIT. The commercial layer adds AI capabilities, the web UI, and enterprise integrations. No ambiguity about which is which.
Open source gateway
MITPostgreSQL, MySQL, MongoDB, SSH, Kubernetes, HTTP wire protocol parsing
Connection routing, session management, TLS termination
OIDC and SAML. Okta, JumpCloud, Azure AD, any provider. Free.
Masking, guardrails, runbooks, webhooks, and custom extensions
hoop connect, hoop exec, hoop admin — full command-line interface
Full session capture, storage, and replay
Every action, identity, timestamp, and outcome
Commercial platform
Built on the open source coreML models for context-aware PII detection beyond regex
LLM-based risk scoring, anomaly detection, behavioral analysis
Developer portal, admin console, session browser
Automatic group sync via OAuth 2.0 for role-based access
Hoop-hosted control plane with your self-hosted gateway
SLA, guided onboarding, private Slack channel
GET STARTED
Clone the repo, deploy the gateway, connect your identity provider. The quickstart gets you to a working deployment faster than reading most vendor evaluation docs.
Everything on this page lives on GitHub. Take what is useful, report what breaks, contribute what is missing. That loop is how the tools and the platform behind them get better.