We built Supaguard.pro without asking for your secrets 👀

One thing we wanted to be very clear about with Supaguard.pro:

👉 We don’t ask for service tokens, API keys, or credentials. Ever.

Supaguard only looks at what’s already public on the internet.

If an endpoint, config, or anon key is accessible without logging in, Supaguard can see it.
If it needs authentication or a private token, Supaguard simply ignores it.

Why we designed it this way

Most real-world breaches don’t start with stolen credentials.
They start with:

• Publicly exposed endpoints

• Misconfigured services

• Anonymous keys that were never meant to be public

• Data that’s visible to anyone who knows where to look

Attackers don’t need internal access — they just look at what’s already open.
Supaguard’s goal is to help teams see their public attack surface exactly the same way.

What this means for users

• No secrets shared with us

• No risky integrations

• No elevated permissions

• No trust gymnastics

You point Supaguard at your domain, and it shows you what the world can already see.

TL;DR

If it’s public, Supaguard finds it.
If it’s private, Supaguard doesn’t touch it.

That’s it. That’s the product.