Scan your code before you ship it

Upload your project and we'll read the source for the problems a website scan can never see — hardcoded keys, SQL injection, dangerous functions, debug flags left on, outdated packages.

Made your upload smaller

Delete node_modules and vendor before zipping — we skip them anyway, and it usually cuts the upload by 90%.

Starting your scan…

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Your code is not kept

We unpack your archive, scan it, then delete both the archive and the extracted files immediately. We keep the findings — never your source. Any credential we find is masked before it is stored.

How to audit your code before you ship it

1

Zip your source

Just your own code. Skip vendor/, node_modules/ and any build output — they add size without adding findings, and the upload limit is there for a reason.

2

Upload it

We read the files; we never execute them. The archive is checked for zip-slip and zip-bomb tricks before anything is extracted.

3

Read the findings

Hardcoded keys, SQL built by string concatenation, dangerous function calls, unescaped output, debug mode left on, secrets committed to version control.

4

Your code is deleted

The moment the audit finishes, the source is removed. Only the findings stay. This happens in a finally block, so it runs even if the audit crashes.

What a static audit cannot do: it reads your code without running it, so it will not find logic flaws that only appear at runtime, or a permission check that is present but wrong. Use it to catch the mistakes that are visible in the source — which is most of the ones that actually get exploited.

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