CSP Radar - Real-Time Content Security Policy monitoring and management.

Hey Product Hunt 👋 I built CSP Radar because I was tasked with setting up a Content Security Policy (CSP) for a massive website and quickly realized how broken the process is. Within hours of turning on the monitoring, my server logs were absolutely flooded with thousands of messy, duplicate error reports. Sifting through that mountain of data to separate real security threats from random browser extensions was a complete nightmare. 🤯 I looked for existing tools to help, but everything out there was either overly corporate, wildly expensive, or required a ton of manual configuration. I figured there had to be a way to handle web security without losing your sanity. Originally, my plan was simple: just build a clean, live dashboard to log the errors nicely. But as I watched the data roll in, I realized just seeing the errors wasn't enough. The real breakthrough happened when I thought: "Why am I manually writing the policy based on these logs? The tool should just do it for me." ⚡ That's how it evolved into a smart policy engine. CSP Radar tracks your traffic live, handles the messy work, and gives you complete control without the noise. Here is what it does for you: 🛡️ Smart Violation Grouping: Instead of drowning in 50,000 individual logs, it rolls identical errors into a single, actionable line item. 🤖 Live Policy Generation: It monitors your live traffic and automatically builds the exact CSP rules you need. No guesswork—you just review and copy-paste. 🧼 Noise Filtering: Smart pattern matching filters out the junk reports caused by your users' browser extensions, so you only focus on actual vulnerabilities on your site. 🚨 Real-time Alerts: You get notified the second an unauthorized script tries to inject itself onto your site, long before it causes actual damage. Setup takes just a few minutes. You get immediate visibility into what's running on your site without the usual security headache. I'd love your feedback. Does this match how you think about managing your web security? I'll be hanging out in the comments to answer any questions!