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Fora Ai - AI-powered security scans for every developer

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Secure your code with AI-powered vulnerability scanning. Paste code, upload files, or scan an entire ZIP project to receive a security score, severity-ranked vulnerabilities, and AI-generated fixes. Every new user gets **10 free AI scans** to experience the platform. Upgrade to **Pro** for unlimited AI scans, PDF security reports, and premium features. Find security issues faster, fix them with confidence, and ship secure software.

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I built this because security scanning tools are often either too expensive, too complicated, or require setting up multiple services before you can even run your first scan. Our goal was simple: **make code security accessible to every developer.** With our platform, you can: 🔒 Paste code, upload files, or scan an entire ZIP project 📊 Get an instant Security Score ⚠️ View severity-ranked vulnerabilities 🤖 Receive AI-generated explanations and fixes 🎁 Start with **10 free simple scans** ✨ Upgrade to Pro for AI powered unlimited scans, PDF reports, and more premium features. Whether you're a student, indie hacker, freelancer, or part of a development team, we hope this tool helps you catch vulnerabilities before they reach production. We're actively improving the product and would love your feedback: * What languages or frameworks should we support next? * Which features would make this indispensable for your workflow? * Any ideas to make the reports even more useful? Thanks for your support, and happy secure coding! ❤️

finally a deploy flow that doesn't make me ping the platform team at 11pm. the templates and one-click envs saved me a solid afternoon this week.

One thing I'd love to see is a built-in cost dashboard per service so I can quickly see which deploys are spiking usage without digging through logs. Right now I end up jumping between Railway and a spreadsheet to track spend.

The deploy flow felt surprisingly smooth for something this full-featured, and the monitoring dashboard actually made sense without me digging through docs. Curious how it handles more complex multi-service setups though.