Open Mobile Platform

What Open Mobile Platform does

Open Mobile Platform (OOO Otkrytaya Mobilnaya Platforma / Открытая мобильная платформа) is a Russian privately held software company founded in 2016 and headquartered in Innopolis, Republic of Tatarstan, with additional offices in Moscow, Saint Petersburg, and Nizhny Novgorod and a headcount of over 300. The company develops OS Avrora, a domestic mobile trusted operating system for the corporate market, and Aurora Center, a Unified Endpoint Management (UEM) platform for centralized administration of smartphones, tablets, specialized devices (payment terminals, kiosks, data collection terminals), and desktop workstations running OS Avrora, Android, or Russian Linux distributions. The portfolio is completed by Aurora TEE (ARM TrustZone-based trusted execution environment), Aurora SDK (developer toolkit), Aurora SDZ (trusted boot), and SledopqtSSL (GOST-compliant cryptographic protection software compliant with FSB Russia KS2 requirements). All products are registered in the Unified Register of Russian Software and the development process is certified to GOST R 56939 under FSTEC Certificate No. 6, with Aurora Center specifically certified for deployment at significant critical information infrastructure objects, state information systems, personal data systems, and industrial control systems.

The company monetizes through a channel-led B2B model: OS Avrora is licensed exclusively to device manufacturers (OEMs) with paid adaptation services, while Aurora Center and extended technical support are sold exclusively through authorized distributors and certified system integrators under multi-year quote-based contracts that price on device count, license term, supported operating systems, and FSTEC certification requirements. Aurora SDK is distributed free of charge under EULA to expand the developer ecosystem. Target customers are Russian government agencies, state-owned enterprises, and large regulated enterprises in retail, transport, logistics, banking, and energy that must meet import-substitution and FSTEC compliance mandates; the sales motion combines direct enterprise outreach and an RFP-driven process alongside partner-led delivery. Leadership comprises Pavel Eyges as CEO and Roman Alyautdin as Head of the Aurora OS Development Department; the company is independently owned with no disclosed external investors or parent company, and operates exclusively within the Russian domestic market.

Name

Open Mobile Platform

Legal name

Общество с ограниченной ответственностью «Открытая мобильная платформа»

Website

https://omp.ru

Company type

Private

Founded year

2016

Operating status

Operating

Headcount range

101–250 employees

Short description

Open Mobile Platform is a Russian software company that develops OS Avrora, a certified domestic mobile operating system, and Aurora Center, a UEM platform for managing corporate device fleets. It sells exclusively to Russian government, critical infrastructure, and regulated enterprises via OEM and authorized-partner channels.

Ownership category

akta.pro rank

Product category

Mobile Operating Systems and Enterprise Mobility Management

NAICS

Computer Systems Design and Related Services (54151), Computing Infrastructure Providers, Data Processing, Web Hosting, and Related Services (5182), Computer Systems Design Services (541512)

SIC

Services-Computer Programming, Data Processing, Etc. (7370), Services-Computer Integrated Systems Design (7373), Services-Computer Programming Services (7371)

akta.pro primary industry

IT Operations Management (ITOM) Platforms (HDAEALAC)

akta.pro secondary industries

App Security, Compliance & Review Automation Platforms (BPAMADAJ), Platform Engineering & Internal Developer Platforms (IDP) (BPAEAKAC)

Keywords

• Mobile operating system
• Enterprise mobility management
• Trusted mobile infrastructure
• Mobile security software
• Unified endpoint management

Headquarters

HQ city

Tatarstan

HQ country

Russia

HQ region

Europe

Offices4 records

Markets served

GTM type

B2B

Offering type

Software

Cost components

Personnel, Technology or R&D, Operations, Marketing or Sales, Infrastructure

Revenue model

1. Aurora Center Software Licenses: Aurora Center platform licenses are sold exclusively through authorized partners. Pricing depends on license term, quantity of licenses, supported operating systems, and presence of FSTEC certificate. For service providers using Aurora Center for SaaS services, pricing is determined individually.
2. OS Avrora Licensing to Device Manufacturers: OS Avrora is available for licensing exclusively to device manufacturers. The company generates revenue from OEM licensing agreements with hardware producers. Device adaptation services are also provided for a fee.
3. SledopqtSSL Licenses: Cryptographic protection software SledopqtSSL is sold only through manufacturers and distributors. License cost depends on the quantity of licenses purchased.
4. Aurora SDK (Free): Aurora SDK is distributed free of charge under an end-user license agreement (EULA). This is a developer tooling product used to build the ecosystem around OS Avrora.
5. Extended Technical Support (RTP Certificates): Extended technical support service is provided through certificate purchase via authorized partners. The scope of services is defined by the support certificate terms. Cost is calculated based on number of supported devices, software types and versions, service level, and certificate term.
6. OS Avrora Adaptation Services: Services for adapting OS Avrora to specific device models, performed either by OMP directly ('turnkey') or by the manufacturer with OMP engineering support. Cost is calculated individually based on selected work model, hardware platform, effort required, and certification requirements.

Pricing tiers

Go-to-market motion3 records

Distribution channels4 records

Marketing channels7 records

Core offering

Open Mobile Platform develops and licenses a Russian domestic mobile operating system (OS Aurora) and a unified endpoint management platform (Aurora Center) for corporate and government customers. The company also offers certified security modules including a TrustZone-based TEE (Aurora TEE), a trusted-boot component (Aurora SDZ), FSB-compliant cryptographic software (SledopytSSL), and a developer SDK for building applications on OS Aurora. Products are registered in the Unified Register of Russian Software and certified by FSTEC and FSB Russia for use at critical information infrastructure facilities.

Product overview

Open Mobile Platform (OMP) develops a portfolio of Russian mobile infrastructure products centered on the Aurora OS mobile operating system and the Aurora Center UEM (Unified Endpoint Management) platform. The offering follows a platform-plus-modules architecture where Aurora OS serves as the core trusted mobile operating system, Aurora Center provides centralized device management capabilities, and additional security modules (Aurora TEE, Aurora SDZ, SledopytSSL) extend cryptographic and trusted boot functionality. The Aurora SDK enables third-party application development. All products are registered in the Russian software registry and are certified for use in critical infrastructure, government systems, and protected data processing environments per FSTEC Russia requirements.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Brands

• ОС Аврора: Russian mobile trusted operating system for the corporate market, included in the Unified Register of Russian Programs No. 1543.
• Аврора Центр
• Аврора ТЕЕ
• Аврора SDK
• СледопытSSL
• Аврора СДЗ

Products and services

• OS Aurora (ОС Аврора) Russian domestic mobile operating system for the corporate market that enables creation of trusted solutions, information protection technologies, and secure communications for mobile workstations in companies and organizations. Licensed exclusively to device manufacturers for adaptation and shipment on smartphones, tablets, and specialized devices.
• Aurora Center (Аврора Центр) Russian unified endpoint management (UEM) platform for centralized administration of an unlimited number of devices running Aurora OS, Android, and Linux. Manages smartphones, tablets, specialized devices (payment terminals, data-collection terminals, kiosks), and desktop workstations from a single console, scaled from dozens to 1,000,000+ devices per deployment.
• Aurora TEE (Аврора TEE) Specialized trusted execution environment for OS Aurora and other general-purpose operating systems, built on ARM TrustZone. Provides secure execution for trusted services including user authentication, secure key storage, cryptographic operations, OS integrity control, biometric random-number generation, secure data storage, and security event logging.
• Aurora SDZ — Trusted Boot (Аврора СДЗ) Trusted boot software for verifying digital signatures of loaded images (bootloaders, OS) using specialized processor capabilities to form a root of trust and verify the primary bootloader on mobile and other devices shipping OS Aurora.
• SledopytSSL (СледопытSSL) FSB-class KS2 cryptographic information protection software for protecting confidential data during processing, storage, and transmission over open channels (Internet). Provides TLS encryption, random-number generation, electronic signature, and file integrity control using Russian GOST algorithms.
• Extended Technical Support (Расширенная техническая поддержка / Aurora Maintenance) Extended technical support service for customers during operation and IT-infrastructure maintenance of OMP products. Service volume and SLA are defined by the extended technical support certificate; cost scales by supported devices, software versions, service level, and certificate term.
• OS Aurora Adaptation Services Professional engineering services for adapting OS Aurora to specific device hardware platforms, performed either by OMP on a turnkey basis or by the device manufacturer with OMP engineering support. Cost calculated individually based on selected work model, hardware platform, effort required, and certification requirements.

Quantifiable outcome

• Successfully deployed in projects managing from dozens to hundreds of thousands of devices, with scalability roadmap for 1,000,000+ devices per project

Named customers1 record

Segments4 records

Ideal customer profiles4 records

Technology focussed Yes

API detail

Has API

No

API docs

API detail

Core technology

AI maturity

App detail

Feature6 records

Partnerships

Five partnerships are on record, tiered core and minor.

• Device ManufacturerscoreOEM/ Whitelabel/ Licensing PartnerOS Avrora is licensed exclusively to device manufacturers who adapt the OS for their hardware platforms and sell devices to end customers. OMP provides engineering support for adaptation and offers turnkey adaptation services. Manufacturers include those producing smartphones, tablets, and specialized devices.
• Aurora Center DistributorscoreChannel Partner/ Reseller/ DistributorAurora Center is sold exclusively through authorized distributors. Distributors purchase licenses from OMP and resell to end customers including system integrators and enterprise buyers.
• System Integrators (Aurora Center)coreImplementation/ SI/ Consulting PartnerOMP has a formal partner program for system integrators who deploy Aurora Center for end customers. The 5-step partner onboarding process includes NDA signing, program study, agreement signing, and issuance of authorized partner certificate. Benefits include marketing support, project registration, vendor support, access to knowledge base and demo environment, and training.
• Leading System Integrators, Software Developers, and Device ManufacturerscoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerOMP collaborates with leading system integrators, software developers, and mobile device manufacturers to create a stack of domestic software and hardware solutions. The ecosystem aims to provide complete domestic alternatives to foreign mobile infrastructure solutions.
• SledopqtSSL DistributorsminorChannel Partner/ Reseller/ DistributorSledopqtSSL cryptographic protection software is sold only through manufacturers and distributors. Licensing terms and pricing depend on quantity purchased.

Scale indicators6 records

Recent moves6 records

Expansion highlights6 records

Broad incumbents

• VMware Workspace ONE (Broadcom): Workspace ONE (formerly AirWatch) is one of the largest enterprise UEM platforms, providing multi-OS mobile and desktop device management. Comparable to Aurora Center as a multi-OS UEM platform serving regulated enterprises, with much broader international scale.
• Ivanti (MobileIron / Neurons for MDM): Ivanti's mobile device management product (rooted in MobileIron) is a long-standing enterprise UEM platform used for compliance and zero-trust enforcement. Comparable to Aurora Center for the regulated-endpoint-management use case.
• Microsoft Intune: Microsoft Intune is a leading cloud-based UEM/MDM platform for managing mobile and desktop endpoints across iOS, Android, Windows, and Linux. Direct functional overlap with Aurora Center, but Intune is part of a broader enterprise productivity and security portfolio rather than a sovereign-stack specialist.
• Samsung Knox / Samsung Electronics: Samsung Knox is an enterprise mobile security and MDM platform tightly integrated with Samsung devices. Comparable to Aurora Center as a device-management and trusted-mobile-platform offering, but at vastly larger global scale and tied to a major hardware vendor.

Emerging players

• Jamf: Jamf specializes in Apple device management and increasingly in cross-platform UEM. Comparable to Aurora Center as a focused UEM platform with deep compliance/security certifications, but serves a different OS ecosystem.
• KaiOS Technologies: KaiOS is a lightweight mobile OS targeting feature phones and emerging markets. Comparable to OMP as an alternative-mobile-OS vendor serving regulated or budget-constrained segments, though with materially different target use cases.

Direct peers

• Jolla: Jolla develops Sailfish OS, a Linux-based mobile operating system historically positioned as a sovereign/independent alternative to Android/iOS. Sailfish and OS Avrora are the two leading independent mobile OS initiatives with shared DNA (Sailfish roots), directly comparable for OMP's enterprise/certified-use-case positioning.
• Tizen (Linux Foundation / Samsung): Tizen is an open-source Linux-based OS maintained primarily by Samsung, deployed on smartwatches, TVs, and select mobile devices. Comparable to OS Avrora as an alternative mobile/embedded OS tied to a specific hardware and regulatory context.
• Huawei (HarmonyOS / HarmonyOS NEXT): Huawei's HarmonyOS is a domestic mobile operating system developed as a strategic substitute for Android amid technology restrictions. Like OMP, Huawei owns the full stack (OS + device management + ecosystem control), is heavily certified for critical infrastructure, and pursues a sovereign-supplier positioning analogous to OMP's in Russia.

Others

• Lab Info Systems (InfoWatch / Kaspersky Mobile): Kaspersky is a major Russian cybersecurity vendor with mobile security/monitoring products that complement FSTEC-certified enterprise environments. Adjacent rather than directly competing; relevant as a domestic-security ecosystem peer inside the same regulated buyer set as OMP.

Market position

Strengths5 records

Weaknesses5 records

Competitive moat5 records

Key risks6 records

Key highlights7 records

Customer concentration

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Compliance3 records

Revenue estimate

Valuation estimate

Number of profiles

Profiles2 records

Funding overview

Funding rounds

Investors

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M&A

Investments

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