Test it against named standards. Share the proof.
StackAttest validates your live app, source, dependencies, and runtime against controls mapped to OWASP ASVS 5, NIST SSDF, CWE, OWASP API Security Top 10, WSTG, SLSA. A transparent 6-model council challenges the evidence, and the result becomes a Passport you control.
- Standards-mapped controls
- Evidence, not AI opinion
- Founder-owned Passport
01 / The problem
Shipping fast is easy. Proving it works is the hard part.
Most teams now build with AI, and most of them do not fully trust what it ships. The code compiles and the demo runs, but the security gaps, the missing backups, and the vulnerable dependencies only show up later, usually in front of the wrong audience.
AI adoption
of developers use AI coding tools
Trust gap
do not trust the output
Security exposure
of AI-generated code has security flaws
02 / The path
How it works
From a connected product to a Passport you can share, in three steps.
Connect your product
Point us at a live URL or connect a repository, read only. Nothing is changed and nothing is public until you say so.
Climb the verification ladder
Move from L0 Registered through live URL, repository, and runtime validation. Deterministic checks map each control to OWASP ASVS 5, NIST SSDF, CWE, OWASP API Security Top 10, WSTG, SLSA, then a 6-model council challenges the evidence without changing the score.
Share your Passport
Publish a trust page with verified capabilities and embeddable badges, or grant an investor selected due-diligence sections with access you can expire or revoke.
03 / The read
Four honest signals, never one vanity score
A single number hides more than it tells. StackAttest reports four separate signals so a reader can see not just the result, but how much to trust it.
StackAttest Score
The quality of the controls that were actually verified.
Evidence Coverage
How much of the applicable surface has real evidence behind it.
Validation Confidence
How strong and how fresh that evidence is.
AI Consensus
How much the 6-model council agreed, including split and minority opinions.
04 / Who it is for
Built for the people who need to trust the software
05 / Questions
Questions, answered
What does StackAttest actually check?
We validate security, access control, reliability, recovery, operations, and dependency health against controls mapped to OWASP ASVS 5, NIST SSDF, CWE, OWASP API Security Top 10, WSTG, SLSA. The result is evidence for each control, not a single vanity number.
Is this for AI-built or vibe-coded apps?
Yes. AI writes a lot of code quickly, and a lot of it looks right without being production ready. StackAttest is built to tell the difference and give you proof either way.
How is this different from SOC 2?
SOC 2 examines organizational controls and produces an auditor's report. StackAttest tests the software itself and grades the evidence behind each technical control. It complements SOC 2 and does not replace it.
Do investors or buyers see my source code?
No. They see the Passport you choose to share, section by section, and it expires when you say so. Your source stays between you and StackAttest.
Can StackAttest fix what it finds?
For a set of well-defined issues, yes. It opens a reviewable pull request with the fix, and nothing merges without your approval.
Find out where your software really stands.
Create your account, connect a product, and get an honest read in minutes. Your first look does not cost a thing.