Zubbl is an application runtime security platform focused on what happens after login. It helps teams understand activity inside their applications, spot unusual behaviour, identify suspicious patterns and respond with more context. It is designed to complement existing identity, WAF, SSE and SIEM tooling rather than replace it.
I started building Zubbl because I kept coming back to the same question: what happens after the user gets in?
We spend a lot of effort deciding whether somebody should be allowed into an application, but far less attention is paid to what happens during the session itself.
Zubbl is my attempt to make that part of the security picture easier to see and act on.
It has taken a little over two years to get to this first public version. There is a much bigger roadmap behind it, but I wanted to get something real into people’s hands rather than keep building in private.
I’d really value feedback from anyone working in application security, SaaS, identity or engineering.