Website URL
Inspect public pages, exposed secrets, access checks, headers and supported infrastructure signals.
Does not audit your entire source or authenticated user flows.
Check your live app, public repository or code. Understand each finding and get a practical fix for your stack.
For builders using Lovable, Bolt, Cursor, Supabase and more.
Explore an example reportSee the most important finding, its evidence and the next step. Missing checks stay visible.
View the complete exampleReview server-side signature verification.
Synthetic example · not a real scan
Choose the right scope
Inspect public pages, exposed secrets, access checks, headers and supported infrastructure signals.
Does not audit your entire source or authenticated user flows.
Inspect code, dependency advisories, container configuration and git history with enabled engines.
Requires sign-in and a configured backend. Saves a private report. Private repositories are not supported.
Inspect supplied source for secret patterns, token weaknesses and supported backend configuration.
Server processed. Live-page checks require a URL; database probes and key verification are opt-in.
Choose a target and review the scope and data handling.
Prioritise findings, inspect evidence and use the instructions for your platform.
Run another scan after deployment. Verify coverage before comparing results.
No. A report covers supported checks against the input available at that moment. Skipped checks, errors and timeouts are shown separately from findings.
URL, Repository and Code scans run on our server. Code is sent to the scanner; repository scans clone a temporary copy. Additional database probes and key-provider verification require separate options on the scan form. Individual tools show whether they use the browser or the server.
Yes. Saved reports require the owner’s verified sign-in. Public sharing is disabled. Old anonymous report links no longer open.
URL and Code scans do not require an account and are not saved unless you choose saving and sign in. Repository scans require sign-in and save a private report. Storage requires a configured backend.
No. You get explanations, fix prompts and available code examples. Apply and test the changes yourself, then run another scan. A copied prompt does not mark a finding as fixed.