Hello Product Hunt community! 👋
I built twSecScan to solve a common problem for developers and security enthusiasts: security tools are often too fragmented, complex, or lack clear explanations of the risks found.
twSecScan brings Web scanning, API fuzzing, OSINT, and local system auditing into a single, beautiful desktop app. By leveraging AI (including local models via Ollama), it doesn't just find vulnerabilities—it explains them and tells you exactly how to fix them, keeping your data private.
I'd love to hear your thoughts, feedback, and suggestions. Thank you for checking it out! 🚀
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How does it actually stay truly zero-dependency when Wails and Svelte 5 are baked in, and does that single binary still need a working browser engine on the host machine to render the UI?
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Shipping a single binary with zero deps for a security scanner is such a thoughtful touch, makes it painless to drop onto air-gapped boxes. Love that it's Wails plus Svelte 5, the UI feels snappy and modern without the typical Electron bloat.
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Single binary with no dependencies is genuinely impressive for a security tool, especially one built with Svelte 5 and Wails. Love how that keeps the deployment story so clean.
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Shipping a single binary with zero deps is such an underrated move, makes deploying this in air-gapped or locked-down environments so much less painful.
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How does it actually stay truly zero-dependency when Wails and Svelte 5 are baked in, and does that single binary still need a working browser engine on the host machine to render the UI?
Shipping a single binary with zero deps for a security scanner is such a thoughtful touch, makes it painless to drop onto air-gapped boxes. Love that it's Wails plus Svelte 5, the UI feels snappy and modern without the typical Electron bloat.
Single binary with no dependencies is genuinely impressive for a security tool, especially one built with Svelte 5 and Wails. Love how that keeps the deployment story so clean.
Shipping a single binary with zero deps is such an underrated move, makes deploying this in air-gapped or locked-down environments so much less painful.