SEE WHAT THE REPORT FEELS LIKE.
The goal is not to bury you in jargon. The goal is to tell you, in plain English, whether you are about to ship something risky and what to fix first.
Example result
A report should tell you the score, the risk, and the next move.
"Working, but exposed"
The app loads and the product idea is clear, but auth boundaries are weak, validation is inconsistent, and there is no obvious rate limiting on the routes users will hit first.
Scanned 58 files · prioritized fixes first · plain-English summary included
What you get
The report is made to answer beginner questions fast.
The report leads with the thing most likely to bite you on launch day, not a random long list.
You get a short summary that explains why the issue matters, not just what category it belongs to.
It helps you decide what to clean up now versus what can wait until after launch.
Keep going
Pair the report with the pages people open next.
Next step
Run your own scan.
The sample is useful, but your actual repo or site is what matters.
Open the scanner