We find the gaps before the attacker does
Security analysis for apps and sites — including those built with AI. We simulate an attacker's moves with your authorization, show you what's exposed, and explain in plain English what to fix first.
The most common flaws
that we find
People who build fast — especially with AI — almost never review security. It's always the same open doors.
Exposed passwords and access
It's common to find passwords and access keys written right inside the app or site. To someone who knows where to look, it's like finding the house key under the mat.
See detailsOne customer seeing another's data
In a very common flaw, just changing a number in the site's address opens up another person's data — name, phone, payment history.
See detailsHidden commands
The fields where users type can be used to give hidden orders to your system — and, bit by bit, take control from the inside.
See detailsThird-party components with flaws
Every app or site is assembled from ready-made parts built by others. Many have already-public flaws — and they enter your project without review.
See detailsTest settings left live
Settings that should have stayed in testing stay on when the app goes live — handing the attacker internal details and the way in.
See detailsUnprotected uploads
Without the right protection, someone can send a malicious file disguised as a photo or document — and turn it into a way in.
See detailsFind, fix,
monitor
From the first assessment to continuous coverage — without you needing to understand code. Every test happens with written authorization and in a controlled environment.
Find
We read your code looking for exposed secrets, injection, and third-party parts with flaws — and, with your authorization, we attack the running app to find what only shows up in use. Each front becomes a report in plain English.
Fix
We don't just point things out: we close the flaws we find and re-test until they're truly locked. You approve the direction; the technical part is ours.
Monitor
On every new version of the app or site, automated security tests run before it goes live. Monthly report and a direct line for questions.
How far you want to go
Four services that build on each other. Each level includes the previous — you start with the review and go deeper only where it makes sense.
Code review
We read all of your code looking for the most common flaws: exposed passwords and keys, injection, and third-party parts with known defects. You get a report by severity, in plain English.
+ Pentest
Beyond the review, we attack the running app with your authorization — one customer seeing another's data, a login you can bypass, an unprotected upload — to find what only appears with the system in use.
+ Fix
We close the flaws for you and re-test until we confirm the door is locked. You keep running the business while the technical side stays with us.
+ Consulting
Continuous coverage: architecture review, automated security tests on every version, and a direct line with a monthly meeting. Security stops being an event and becomes routine.
A report to decide with,
not to memorize jargon
- Every issue classified by severity — from the most urgent to what can wait.
- The explanation, in plain English, of how an attacker would use that flaw.
- The step-by-step to fix it — or we fix it for you.
- A fresh test at the end to confirm the door was truly closed.
Start with the code review
Tell us what you want to protect — an app built with AI, your company site, a system with customer data. We'll get back to you the next business day to show you the risks before you decide anything.
What people usually ask
I don't understand technology at all. Is this for me?
It's exactly for you. You had the idea and built something that works — the security part is the kind of thing nobody taught you and you shouldn't have to learn on your own. We explain everything in plain language, no jargon, and handle the technical side from start to finish. You don't need to understand how the flaw works on the inside; you just need to know it exists and that we close it. Your job is to keep running the business.
My app or site is small. Would anyone bother attacking it?
Precisely because it's small and unreviewed, it's one of the easiest targets — and that's why it gets attacked. Almost no attack today is a person hand-picking you: they're automated programs that sweep the internet all day long, testing millions of addresses for the easiest doors to open. They don't know or care about the size of your business; they only know the door was unlocked. Being small doesn't hide you — it puts you at the top of the easy-target list.
Will you break or take down my app or site during the test?
No. Every test is done with your written authorization, within a scope agreed in advance and in a controlled environment. The goal is to find the open doors the way an attacker would — not to take down the service, delete data, or disrupt the people using it. When something is sensitive to test live, we agree on a window or use a copy environment. You know what will be done before it happens.
I use AI tools to build. Will I have to stop?
No — quite the opposite. We review what you've already built with AI and hand it back secure — you keep building fast, just without carrying an open flaw along. AI tools are great at making something work, but they optimize for "it works," not "it's secure," and they commonly leave exactly the best-known flaws. Our job is to be the review layer the AI doesn't do. You keep the speed and gain the security.
What exactly do I get in the end?
A report written for you to decide with, not to impress with technical terms. Each problem comes classified by severity — from what needs fixing today to what can wait — with the explanation, in plain English, of how an attacker would use that flaw in practice. Along with it comes the step-by-step to fix it, or we fix it for you. And at the end we run a fresh test to confirm the door was really closed, not just patched.
How long does it take?
The code review is the fastest part: we read what you built and hand back an assessment of what's exposed in a few days. The pentest takes a bit longer, because we act the way a real attacker would and test again after the flaw is fixed. The consulting is recurring, on every new version of your app. The idea is for you to get a quick read on the risk right away and go deeper as it makes sense.
Once I fix it, am I secure forever?
Security isn't a badge you earn once and keep forever — it's a state that changes with every change to your app. Every time you add a feature, swap a third-party part, or change a setting, you can open a new door without meaning to. That's why continuous monitoring exists: on every version we check again, with a monthly report and a direct line for questions. Fixing today solves today; staying secure is what protects tomorrow.
How much does it cost?
It depends on the size and complexity of the app or site — the bigger the surface, the more there is to review. Everything starts with the code review, which is the lowest-cost entry point and exists precisely so you can see the real risks before deciding anything. Based on what it shows, you choose how far to go: add the pentest, leave the fixing to us, or keep the continuous consulting — each level includes the previous one. You never spend blind: you see the problem before investing in the solution. We settle on the numbers in the conversation.