Scan · Monitor · Verify · Certify
You built your app with AI.
Is it safe?
Your AI wrote the code, so nobody has actually checked it. Seatrial looks at your app the way an attacker would, tells you what could really hurt you in plain words, and gives your AI a precise fix. You find out before strangers do.
What being watched looks like
ExampleSomething checks your app, over and over, whether you are looking or not. Almost every check finds nothing — those are the low marks, and they are meant to cost you nothing. Only the marks that stand up are new since the last check, and only those are worth walking over for.
- 19found nothing
- 2found, already known
- 1new since last check
- 1new and critical
- 1check did not run
The products
Four ways to know.
Scan + Coach · Sentinel
A scanner finds what your AI shipped. A human walks you through the fix.
Point Sentinel at your repo. Findings land in your project. A coach reviews them with you in the weekly session. Fix first, learn as you go.
Try the coachWeeklyMonitor
A scan is a photograph. A monitor keeps watching.
Point it at your live app or repo. It re-checks on your cadence — weekly on the free plan, up to hourly on paid plans — and emails you only when something new appears. A known finding never re-alarms.
See MonitorWeekly → hourlyVerify · Assay
Does your app actually do what it says? Assay tests each claim against the code.
It reads the claims your app makes and tests the code against each one. Each failure is triaged in plain words — a real defect in the code, or a stale claim in the spec — and when it can’t tell, it says so.
See AssayPer claimCertify · Readygate
Your software changed. Can you still prove it was checked?
For teams that have to show their work. Readygate issues version-locked release certificates — the claims that were verified, the scans that passed — and flips them stale when a new release ships.
See ReadygatePer release
One question underneath all four: is this safe to put in front of people?
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