APP SECURITY, MADE SIMPLE

Get your app
checked.
See what needs attention.

You don’t need to be a security expert.

Add your live app link and connect its code repository once. HackInspect automatically checks both every week and emails you clear security insights with an AI-ready prompt you can review and act on.

Check my app ↗See how it works →

NO INSTALLS. NO SECURITY KNOW-HOW NEEDED.

YOUR APP CHECKHOW IT WORKS

hack(inspect) / your project

WHAT YOU’LL NEED

Check your app in three simple steps.

Live application https://your-app.com

Paste the web address you use to open your app.

Code repository github.com/your-team/your-app

Connect the repository where your app’s code is stored.

Security report See what needs attention

Understand the results, send them to your team, or review the generated AI prompt.

YOUR AI REVIEW PROMPT

Ready to copy and review.

HackInspect turns the report into a focused prompt for your AI coding assistant, with the finding, context, and suggested next steps for you to evaluate.

FROM CHECK TO NEXT STEP

A clear report and an AI-ready prompt.

What we foundWhy it mattersWhat to review next

Example of the process. See below for the checks available today.

Automatic weekly checksFindings sent to your emailAI-ready prompts + rescans

FOR SAAS APPS EARNING $10K+ PER MONTH

Your SaaS is a business now.
Treat it like one.

At $10,000 or more in monthly revenue, real customers and cash flow depend on your SaaS. If it holds accounts, private information, or payments, overlooking a security problem can affect the business you worked to build.

You track revenue, uptime, and customer support. Your app should be checked regularly too.

$10K+MONTHLY REVENUE

You have too much at stake to avoid looking.

HackInspect checks your application and connected code for supported OWASP Top 10 risks, then shows you what may need attention and what was not covered.

Your customers trust you with access

When people sign in to your app, they expect their account and information to stay separate from everyone else’s.

Your app supports real business

Subscriptions, payments, customer records, and important workflows make overlooked problems more costly and disruptive.

Your product keeps changing

New features, quick fixes, dependencies, and AI-generated code can change what needs review. Weekly scans help you keep checking.

BUILT FOR REVENUE-GENERATING SAAS

A practical monthly operating expense.

At $149 per application each month, HackInspect costs about $5 per day. You get weekly checks, emailed findings, and rescans after making a change.

See what HackInspect checks →

FOR FREELANCERS & DEVELOPMENT STUDIOS

You build for clients.
Keep checking what you ship.

Your clients rely on the apps you build. Make regular security checks part of your delivery and maintenance work, alongside bug fixes, dependency updates, and new features.

Use HackInspect to check supported risks, review the findings, and give your client a clear account of what needs attention. Keep checking as their app changes.

See how client app checks work →

01 / BEFORE HANDOFF

Make room for a security review.

Check the client’s staging app and code before launch. Review findings with your team while there’s still time to address them.

02 / DURING MAINTENANCE

Keep it on the calendar.

Weekly checks help you revisit supported risks as features, dependencies, and account workflows change.

03 / AFTER A FIX

Recheck and report back.

Rescan after making changes. Share the findings, what you addressed, and what still needs review with your client.

BUILT WITH AI? CHECKED BY HACKINSPECT.

AI helped you ship it.
Now check what shipped.

AI can help anyone move from idea to working app faster. A working app can still contain security problems that are hard to see from the screen.

FOR DEVELOPERS USING AI

You can code. You just want to move faster.

You use ChatGPT, Claude, or another coding assistant to build features, explore ideas, and get an MVP into people’s hands. That speed is useful, but AI-written code still needs the same security attention as code written by hand.

Connect the app and repository. Get a second look before the next release.

FOR VIBE CODERS & FOUNDERS

You turned an idea into a real app.

You built with ChatGPT, Claude, Base44, or another AI app builder. You may not know every line of code it created—and you shouldn’t have to become a security expert just to ask whether your app needs attention.

HackInspect explains the findings and gives you something useful to send to a developer or an AI coding assistant.

THREE SIMPLE STEPS

From app link
to useful answers.

Paste your app link

Create an account and add the web address of the app you want checked.

Connect your code

Connect the GitHub repository where your app’s code lives so we can check behind the scenes too.

Get your report and AI prompt

See what was found and what it means. Send the report to your team or paste the generated prompt into your AI coding assistant.

BEFORE YOU START

Use a cloned repository and a separate staging or test copy of your app—not your production systems. Use dedicated test accounts and artificial test data. We’ll also ask you to confirm that you have explicit permission to perform security testing.

A CLOSER LOOK AT YOUR APP

You bring the app.
We check for problems.

HackInspect looks at how your app works and the code behind it. You get the results in one place.

YOUR APP01

The app your
customers use.

Share your live app link so HackInspect can look for supported security problems in how it works.

Start with your app link

YOUR CODE02

A look behind
the scenes.

Connect your code repository so HackInspect can look at the code behind your app and help explain where a problem comes from.

Public GitHub repositories supported

YOUR REPORT + PROMPT03

Clear findings.
A faster next step.

Find out what needs attention and why it matters. Share the report with your team or copy the generated prompt into your AI coding assistant.

Easy to understand · Ready to use

A REPORT YOU CAN USE

Understand it.
Choose your next step.

Your report explains each finding in plain language, why it may matter, and what your team should review.

You decide whether and how to act. Send the report to your developer or security team, or review the generated prompt with your AI coding assistant. After making a change, rescan to recheck earlier findings and look for new supported issues.

See how it works →

WHAT YOU GET

Insights and an AI-ready prompt.

Clear report
What was found and why it may matter.

Suggested next step
Guidance for your team to review independently.

AI review prompt
Use it to investigate the finding with your AI coding assistant.

ONGOING SECURITY INSIGHTS

One check isn’t enough.
Your app keeps changing.

New features, updates, and AI-generated changes can introduce new problems. HackInspect keeps checking after your first report.

AUTOMATED SCANS EACH MONTH

Checked once a week

HackInspect automatically checks your live app and connected code. If it finds something that needs attention, the report is sent to your email.

RESCANS INCLUDED EACH MONTH

Recheck old findings. Look for new ones.

After you or your developer makes a change, a rescan checks whether previously reported issues are still detected and looks for new supported issues that may have appeared since your last report.

EXTRA RESCANS

Available when you need them

Used your included rescans? Purchase additional rescans separately without changing your plan.

Your monthly plan includes up to four scheduled scans and four on-demand rescans.

BASED ON THE OWASP TOP 10:2025

Common security risks.
Simply explained.

OWASP is a security organization. Its Top 10 lists major risks to web apps and guides the checks we’re building. Here’s what each category means in everyday language.

A01 Available now

Who can access what?

Someone can see information or use a feature they shouldn’t be able to.

OWASP calls this: Broken Access Control

A02 Planned

Are the settings safe?

A setting or default option leaves a door open that should be closed.

OWASP calls this: Security Misconfiguration

A03 Planned

Can outside software be trusted?

A third-party tool or software package brings a security problem into your app.

OWASP calls this: Software Supply Chain Failures

A04 Planned

Is private information protected?

Sensitive information isn’t properly protected when it is saved or sent.

OWASP calls this: Cryptographic Failures

A05 Planned

Can an input trick the app?

Something entered into your app causes it to run an unwanted instruction.

OWASP calls this: Injection

A06 Planned

Can a feature be misused?

The way a feature was designed allows someone to use it in a harmful way.

OWASP calls this: Insecure Design

A07 Planned

Can someone take over an account?

A weakness in signing in or staying signed in lets someone impersonate a user.

OWASP calls this: Authentication Failures

A08 Planned

Has anything been tampered with?

Your app trusts software or information without checking whether it was changed.

OWASP calls this: Software or Data Integrity Failures

A09 Planned

Would suspicious activity be noticed?

Your app doesn’t keep enough records or alert someone when something suspicious happens.

OWASP calls this: Security Logging and Alerting Failures

A10 Planned

What happens when something goes wrong?

An error or unexpected event exposes information or causes the app to stop working safely.

OWASP calls this: Mishandling of Exceptional Conditions

WHAT’S AVAILABLE TODAY

HackInspect is still early. The first check looks for a specific way someone could see another user’s private data. Checks for the other categories are planned, so a report won’t cover every risk listed here. See what we can check today →

Based on OWASP Top 10:2025 ↗. HackInspect is not endorsed or certified by OWASP.

WHY NOT JUST USE GITHUB?

Your repository is only
part of the picture.

GitHub checks code, dependencies, and exposed secrets. Its code scanning can find vulnerabilities covered by the OWASP Top 10. But scanning a repository does not test how your running app handles real requests and user access.

HackInspect organizes its supported checks around the OWASP Top 10 and adds testing of your running app alongside its connected code. For example: can one signed-in customer retrieve another customer’s private data? You get evidence from the app’s behavior, explained without requiring a security background.

THEY WORK WELL TOGETHER

GitHub

Finds problems in your code, dependencies, and secrets as part of your development workflow.

HackInspect

Tests supported OWASP Top 10 risks in your running app and uses connected code to help explain findings.

You

Get an emailed report, an AI-ready review prompt, and rescans that recheck earlier findings while looking for new supported issues.

HackInspect’s coverage is growing. Every report shows which checks ran and what could not be tested.

BEFORE YOU CONNECT

A few things
worth knowing.

Do I need to install anything?

No. Everything happens in your browser. Just create an account and add your app.

What is a code repository?

A repository is where your app’s code is stored. Connect it alongside your app link so HackInspect can understand how your app was built. If someone built your app for you, ask them for its GitHub repository link. Public GitHub repositories work today; support for private ones is still being built.

Who is HackInspect for?

Anyone who wants their app checked, whether you built it yourself, used an app builder, or hired someone to make it. You don’t need to know security terminology to get started. Developers can dig into the details too.

Why not just use GitHub?

GitHub has useful tools for protecting code, dependencies, and secrets. HackInspect checks your live application alongside its connected code, with checks organized around the OWASP Top 10. It emails you plain-language insights, creates an AI-ready review prompt, and lets you rescan after making a change. They work well together.

Does a clean report mean my app is completely safe?

No check can promise that. Your report tells you what we checked, what we found, and what we couldn’t check. HackInspect is an early product with a limited set of checks, not a guarantee that your app is secure.

SIMPLE MONTHLY PRICING

$149 per application.
Every month.

Keep your application checked without choosing between complicated plans or feature tiers.

ONE APPLICATION

$149

per application / month

One straightforward subscription for ongoing checks of your live application and connected code.

Get started ↗

Everything included

4 scheduled scansYour app and connected code are checked automatically once each week.
Findings sent to your emailKnow when a supported check finds something that needs attention.
4 on-demand rescansAfter making a change, recheck earlier findings and look for new supported issues.
Clear report and AI-ready promptReview the results yourself or send them to your developer or security professional.
Additional rescans when neededPurchase extra rescans separately without changing your subscription.

$149 covers one application for one month. Each additional application requires its own $149 monthly subscription. Cancel anytime.

LESS GUESSING. A CLEARER NEXT STEP.

Got an app?
Keep it checked.

Add your app link. Connect your code. Get weekly checks, emailed insights, and AI-ready review prompts.