For founders
Prove your software is ready, without slowing down.
You are shipping fast with AI in the loop. StackAttest tests your product against controls mapped to OWASP ASVS 5, NIST SSDF, CWE, OWASP API Security Top 10, WSTG, SLSA, ranks what to fix next, and gives you a Passport you can share when investors and buyers ask the hard question.
A ranked action plan
See what to do this week, why it matters, and which finding each action closes. The ranking comes from your current evidence and findings.
Evidence, not self-reporting
URL, repository, dependency, and runtime checks record how each control was proven, so technical readers can distinguish strong evidence from gaps.
A Passport you own
Publish a trust page with verified capabilities and embeddable badges, or share selected due-diligence sections with access you can expire or revoke.
Fixes you can review
For supported issues, StackAttest can open a pull request. Nothing merges without your approval, and re-validation checks the result.
How it works for you
Start with the live surface
Verify the production domain and run the URL scan to reach L1 with externally observed evidence.
Prove the code and runtime
Connect a repository for L2, then build and probe the app in an isolated execution plane for L3 runtime evidence.
Fix and re-validate
Use the ranked action plan and supported pull-request fixes, then run the checks again. Your Passport records the new evidence and ladder level.
Share the proof
Publish the Passport, embed a badge, grant due-diligence access, or draft questionnaire answers from verified evidence.
What you get, and what stays yours
You run the validation on your own product, so every question about who sees what has the same answer: you decide. Stated plainly, because a page that only lists the upside is the kind of page diligence exists to get past.
What you get
- A result for each control with the evidence grade behind it, and the controls a run could not reach listed as uncovered rather than quietly passed.
- A ranked list of what to fix next, each item tied to the finding that produced it.
- A Passport you can publish, embed as a badge, or keep entirely to yourself.
- Draft answers to the security and diligence questions you get asked repeatedly, cited back to verified evidence.
What stays private
- Nothing becomes public because a scan ran. Publishing a Passport is a separate decision, and it is yours.
- Your source is never part of what a reader receives. Findings cite the file they came from so you can act on them, and that detail does not travel into the sections a sponsor reads.
- An investor or a program sees only the sections you granted, for the purpose they stated, and nothing at all until you approve the request.
- A grant can carry an expiry, and revoking one removes their access immediately.
Stop guessing whether your app is ready. Check it, fix it, and walk into the next conversation with proof.