AI builders ship fast and forget to lock up. Usually that means an exposed database, a key that leaked, or a page anyone can open. We find it and tell you how to fix it, without the security jargon.
Read-only access. We delete our copy after.
Our scanning engine reads every file.
A score, a grade, findings in plain English.
Plain steps any AI tool can follow.
Rescan and watch the grade climb.
Easily the most common way these apps leak user data.
We actually test them, so you know which to rotate first.
Admin and billing pages anyone can reach by guessing the link.
Injection holes, where someone's input becomes your command.
A key you deleted last month is still sitting in your git history.
The open-source packages you rely on, checked against known vulnerabilities.
Server keys that ended up in the app every visitor downloads.
CORS and API settings that let any website call yours as your users.
No jargon, no 40-page PDF. Just a score, what's wrong in plain words, and a fix you can paste.
The free scan is a real one, the same engine as every paid plan. Top up when you're iterating fast, or subscribe if you ship every week. The tiers change what the report unlocks, never how hard we look.
For finding out where you stand.
For when you're iterating fast.
For when you ship every week.
Whichever you pick: read-only access, code wiped the moment the scan ends, secrets shown masked, never in full. Export or delete everything from Settings.
The scanning engine runs end to end today. The only thing open right now is this list, and the beta opens on 11 August.
Six scanners run in parallel, an AI pass reviews every finding, and the report ends in a fix prompt you can paste. Proven against real repositories.
Nothing is open to sign up for yet. Production is going live and a small private group runs it first, so the rough edges surface before you meet them.
Invites go out to the waitlist in order. Founding prices stay locked for as long as you keep the plan.
Sentrint is a beta MVP. Expect rough edges this early. In return the price stays low, and the person who built it reads every reply.