One scan. One payment. No plan.
Your AI wrote the login screen. It also wrote the part where anyone can read everyone else's rows. You would rather find that out than have someone else find it for you.
$9once
Nothing renews — there is no plan to cancel.
What $9 buys
1 deep scan, read by an AI
Pattern matching finds a key in plaintext. The deep pass reads your login logic, works out who is allowed to read which records, and checks the database rules behind them. That is where apps actually get taken apart.
Findings in plain English
No CVE codes, no posture, no threat vectors. Each finding says what it is, what happens if somebody finds it first, and the file and line it lives on.
Every finding, in full
The exact line, the code around it, and what is at stake — for every finding, not a preview. A free scan shows the three most severe and stops there.
Ask about any of it
If a finding makes no sense, ask in plain language. You get an answer about your code, not a link to documentation.
What $9 does not buy
Better said here than discovered later.
Scheduled re-scans
This is a photograph of today, not a smoke alarm. Ship something new next month and nothing here looks at it.
The fix written, or sent, for you
The one-time audit shows you what is wrong; it does not write the fix. A copy-paste AI Fix Prompt is $4.99 on its own. A subscription — from Solo at $19 a month — includes the fix prompts, and adds one click that sends the fixes to your GitHub for you to approve, with a receipt of what was fixed and re-checked and what is still there.
A public badge
The verification badge other people can check is a Shield thing.
Want it re-scanned on a schedule, with the fixes sent to your GitHub for you to approve? See the plans
Find out what is actually in there. Once. Not a subscription.
1 deep scan · every finding · nothing renews