Catch vulnerabilities in
AI-generated code
Scan your app against 50+ detection rules for secrets, injection, auth gaps, config drift and more. Get actionable fix prompts for every issue.
Free scan · No account needed · 60 seconds · No credit card
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Three steps to app security
From URL to full security report in under 2 minutes
Paste URL or connect repo
Enter your app's URL or connect a GitHub repository. That is all it takes to start scanning for vulnerabilities.
AI scans 50+ patterns
We analyze your app against 50+ detection rules for secrets, injection, auth gaps, config drift, and data exposure.
Get results with fix prompts
Receive a detailed security report with vulnerability scores and actionable AI-generated fix prompts for every issue.
Everything you need to ship AI code safely
From secrets detection to fix prompts — one scanner, 50+ rules, unlimited peace of mind
Secrets Detection
Find hardcoded API keys, tokens, passwords, and credentials across your codebase before they get exposed.
Injection Prevention
Detect SQL, NoSQL, command, and template injection vulnerabilities in AI-generated application code.
Auth Gap Analysis
Identify missing authentication checks, broken session management, and improper access controls.
Config Hardening
Scan for misconfigured CORS, CSP headers, security.txt, and other deployment security settings.
Data Exposure Detection
Pinpoint endpoints leaking PII, internal paths, stack traces, or sensitive business logic data.
AI Fix Prompts
Get AI-generated fix prompts for every vulnerability — ready-to-use patches you can apply immediately.
Shareable PDF Reports
Export comprehensive security reports as PDFs to share with your team, clients, or compliance auditors.
CLI + API
Integrate security scanning into your CI/CD pipeline with our CLI tool and REST API for automated scans.
See your score in seconds
Paste any URL and get an instant security grade with detailed findings
Your security grade
D
Severity breakdown
1
Critical
3
High
5
Medium
8
Low
F
0-34
D
35-54
C
55-74
B
75-89
A
90-100
Simple, transparent pricing
Start free. Upgrade when you need more scans.
Indie
- 30 URL scans / month
- 10 repo scans
- 80 rules included
- AI fix prompts
- CLI access
Pro
- 150 URL scans / month
- 50 repo scans
- 200 rules included
- AI fix prompts
- CLI + API access
- Team members
Team
- 500 URL scans / month
- 200 repo scans
- 500 rules included
- AI fix prompts
- CLI + API access
- Priority support
- Audit logs
Questions? We've got answers.
Everything you need to know about Securisky
Securisky scans AI-generated code — from Cursor, Bolt, Lovable, Claude Code, and Replit — for security vulnerabilities before you ship. We detect leaked API keys, SQL injection, auth bypasses, misconfigurations, and data exposure with plain-English fix prompts.
The score starts at 100 and deducts points per finding based on severity: critical (-25), high (-10), medium (-5), low (-2). The final grade ranges from A (90+) to F (below 35). Each finding includes a CWE reference and a copy-paste fix prompt.
We detect 50+ vulnerability patterns across 5 categories: hardcoded secrets (API keys, tokens, database credentials), injection attacks (SQL, NoSQL, command injection), authentication gaps (missing auth, weak passwords, insecure cookies), configuration issues (debug mode, missing security headers, SSRF risks), and data exposure (internal IPs, stack traces, personal data).
Yes. Connect a GitHub repository URL and we'll clone and scan all source files, excluding node_modules, .git, and build artifacts. Repo scanning is available on Indie plan and above.
Yes. Run `npx securisky scan .` to scan your local project directory. The CLI detects the same 50+ vulnerability patterns and outputs results in your terminal. Available on Indie plan and above.
Traditional SAST tools (SonarQube, Snyk, Checkmarx) are designed for enterprise codebases written by professional developers. Securisky is built specifically for AI-generated code — it understands the patterns AI coding tools produce (like hardcoded secrets, missing auth checks, and permissive CORS) and gives you fix prompts written in plain English, not security jargon.