Check an SBOM — see what is safe to ship
You upload a CycloneDX or SPDX file. You see which components are blocked, which need a second look, and which are fine. The SBOM is sent to Shoulder for checking — your source code stays on your machine.
Drop your SBOM here, or
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Drop your SBOM here, or
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Drop your SBOM here, or
Checking your dependencies…
Highest-risk dependencies
All components
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What happens when you upload
The SBOM you choose is uploaded to Shoulder so we can check each dependency against our intelligence. That's package names, versions, and hashes — your source code never leaves your machine.
Want this to run on every commit? Install the Shoulder CLI and run `shoulder trust` locally. The CLI still queries Shoulder per-dependency for the same intelligence, but it never uploads the SBOM or your source.