Hakscan scans repos and live sites people ship with Cursor, Claude, and GPT, then turns raw scanner output into plain-language findings with a fix, not a CVE number nobody asked for. Ownership verification runs server-side before anything scans. Free tier checks one target, manual scans. Pro is $24/month: unlimited targets, weekly re-scans, priority queue. Built for solo founders without a security team, not buyers who already have one.
Hey, I'm Rajamuddin, I built Hakscan.
I kept seeing the same pattern: someone ships a real app in a weekend using Cursor or Claude, it works, it gets users, and nobody, including the person who built it, has any idea whether it's actually secure. Enterprise tools like Snyk assume you have a security team to read their output. Most solo founders don't.
Hakscan connects to a repo or live site you own, verifies you actually own it, runs real scanning tools in isolated containers, and rewrites what they find into plain language with a fix you can act on, technical detail behind a toggle if you want it.
Before asking anyone else to connect a repo, we ran it against our own. Found 3 things, fixed 2 the same day. Happy to answer anything, including the uncomfortable questions.