
AtRisk - Continuous security platform for AI-built applications
AtRisk is on-demand URL and GitHub security for AI-built apps: live URL scans, GitHub repo agents, Linked findings, Cursor/Claude Code fix prompts. Starter $29/mo, Pro $49/mo. Not a pentest.
What is AtRisk
If you've been shipping with AI, you know the drill. You vibe-code a feature, push it to staging, and before you know it, it's live. The speed is exhilarating — but there's a nagging thought in the back of your mind: did anyone actually check this for security? For teams building fast with AI, security review often falls by the wayside, not because you don't care, but because traditional security tools weren't built for this pace.
That's exactly where AtRisk comes in. It's a continuous security platform designed specifically for AI-built applications. Instead of asking you to bolt on a separate security process, AtRisk creates one unified loop that covers your entire tech stack: it autonomously reviews your live URLs, scans your connected GitHub repositories, and inspects your pull requests — all in one place.
Think of it as a security reviewer that never sleeps. When you paste a URL into AtRisk, it runs 100+ security checks covering everything from HTTP headers and secrets patterns to redirects and AI-surface exposure (think exposed LLM keys or unguarded AI endpoints). Every scan produces a Ship/Block score — a clear, tangible metric that tells you whether your code is safe to ship or needs attention first.
What makes AtRisk different from a standard vulnerability scanner is the integration. It's not a one-shot report that you get and forget. It connects live site findings to the exact lines of code in your GitHub repos, groups related issues in a shared inbox, and gives you AI fix prompts you can use right inside Cursor or Claude Code. You discover the problem, fix it, and re-scan to prove it's resolved. For teams running in production, the Pro plan adds a CI/CD deploy gate that can block unsafe deployments before they happen.
One continuous security loop: live site + GitHub repo + pull requests
100+ security checks including headers, secrets, redirects, and AI-surface exposure
Ship/Block score makes security decisions obvious
AI fix prompts and MCP support for Cursor/Claude Code
CI/CD deploy gate (Pro) blocks unsafe releases
AtRisk's Core Features
Live URL Security — Instant Answers Without Setup
You can use it to scan any public URL — production, staging, or even a vibe-coded prototype you're not sure about — and get a Ship/Block score in seconds. No GitHub connection needed, no configuration, just paste the URL, click scan, and you have a verdict. This is the fastest way to get a security baseline on anything you've shipped.
Linked Findings — Connect the Dots Between Site and Source
You can use it to stop playing detective. When AtRisk finds an issue on your live URL, it maps that finding directly to the corresponding code in your connected GitHub repository. Matching issues are grouped together in a single inbox, so instead of juggling vulnerability reports alongside your codebase, you see exactly where the problem lives in your source. One place, one view, no guessing.
Code & Pull Request Reviews — Catch Problems Before They Merge
You can use it to automatically review qualifying pull requests for ship-safety. Every review scans for secrets, dependency risks, authentication issues, and AI-surface exposure. The results are concrete and actionable — for example, AtRisk might flag a Client LLM key in response (Critical), a Missing CSP in next.config (Warning), a Hardcoded secret in repo (Critical), or an Auth cookie without Secure (Warning). These reviews are built into both the Starter and Pro plans, so your team gets security feedback right where you already work.
IDE Integration & Fix Workflow — Fix Without Leaving Your Flow
You can use it to turn findings into fixes. AtRisk surfaces each issue alongside the linked source file and a ready-to-use AI fix prompt. You can copy the prompt directly, or use MCP (Model Context Protocol) support to feed it straight into Cursor or Claude Code. The workflow is simple: discover and rank issues → open the linked file → deploy the fix → re-scan the live URL to confirm it's resolved. No tab-switching, no context loss.
CI/CD Integration (Pro) — Security Gates in Your Pipeline
You can use it to make security a hard checkpoint in your release process. The Pro plan includes a GitHub Action with SARIF support that acts as a CI deploy gate — unsafe changes fail before they ship. There's also a Vercel production deploy signal that warns your team (warn-first) before a risky deployment goes live. Security stops being a separate step and becomes part of the pipeline itself.
Who Is Using AtRisk
Vibe-coders & AI-First Builders
You're prototyping fast with AI tools, and features go from idea to deployed in a single sitting. AtRisk fits your flow because there's zero setup — paste a URL, get a Ship/Block score in seconds. You don't even need to connect a GitHub repo to get value from a URL scan. It answers one question instantly: is what I just built safe to share?
Solo Founders Shipping Full-Stack Apps
You're wearing every hat — product, marketing, support, and yes, security. When you're building a full-stack app alone, vulnerabilities can hide in the gap between your live site and your source code. AtRisk's linked findings bridge that gap, giving you one inbox where issues from your deployed app and your repository are grouped together. You fix things in the right place, the first time.
Small Engineering Teams
Your team is moving fast and shipping often. The automatic PR reviews built into the Starter plan are a quiet safety net — they scan every qualifying pull request for secrets, dependency issues, and auth problems before code hits the main branch. It's like having a security reviewer on every merge, without slowing anyone down.
Teams Standardizing on Cursor or Claude Code
If your team lives inside AI-powered IDEs, AtRisk meets you there. The MCP support and paste-ready fix prompts mean you can go from a flagged finding to a proposed patch without leaving your editor. Remediation is no longer a separate task — it's part of your normal workflow.
Teams Needing Release Confidence
When shipping to production, there's no room for "we'll check later." The Pro plan's CI deploy gate (GitHub Action + SARIF) blocks unsafe deployments at the pipeline level, and the Vercel production deploy signal gives you a warn-first heads-up. You ship with confidence because the gate already did its job.
If your immediate need is just to check a URL, start with the free on-demand scan before connecting a GitHub repo. You'll get a Ship/Block score right away, and you can upgrade to connect your repository whenever you're ready for linked findings and PR reviews.
Technical Capabilities & Design
Source-Linked Findings — Bridging Deployment and Development
Most security tools give you a list of problems without telling you where the code lives. AtRisk closes that gap by mapping live URL findings to the actual code in your connected GitHub repositories. When a vulnerability shows up on your deployed site, you see the source file responsible — no archaeology required.
Read-Only, Non-Invasive Scanning
AtRisk is deliberately not a penetration test. All scans are read-only, running against public URLs and connected repos without any exploitation or site modification. It observes, analyzes, and reports — it never touches your systems in ways that could cause damage or downtime. That makes it safe to run continuously, even in production.
100+ Live Checks Across Multiple Attack Surfaces
The live scanning engine runs over 100 checks covering HTTP headers, secrets patterns, redirects, and AI-surface exposure — including LLM keys and AI endpoints that traditional scanners might miss. This broad coverage means you're not just checking the basics; you're getting a security posture read on the parts of your stack that AI builds make uniquely risky.
PR Security Analysis with Actionable Detail
Pull request reviews aren't just a pass/fail. AtRisk flags critical issues like client LLM keys leaking in responses or hardcoded secrets in the repo, and it goes further by providing suggested hunks (the specific code changes needed) and fix prompts. Your team doesn't just know what's wrong — it knows exactly how to fix it.
The Verification Loop — Proof, Not Promises
AtRisk never hands you a one-shot report and walks away. The workflow is built around verification: mark a finding as fixed → re-scan the live URL → confirm the issue is genuinely resolved. This proof loop ensures that "fixed" actually means fixed, not just "we hope it's better now."
Site-source integration: Live URL findings map directly to code in GitHub — no context switching
Ship/Block score: 100+ live checks produce a clear, decision-ready metric
AI IDE fix prompts: Paste-ready prompts and MCP support for Cursor/Claude Code speed up remediation
Proof loop: Re-scan after fixing to confirm real resolution, not just assumptions
No auto-fix patches: AtRisk provides prompts and suggested hunks, but you or your agents apply the changes
On-demand scans only: No scheduled background scans; scanning happens when you trigger it
No autofix PRs: PR reviews flag issues but don't automatically open fix pull requests
AtRisk's Pricing Plans
The pricing philosophy is straightforward: let you see what's happening before you commit. The free account shows you finding counts with blurred details — enough to know there's an issue, but not enough to act on it. When you're ready for full remediation, linked findings, and CI controls, Starter and Pro plans unlock everything.
Monthly pricing is $29 for Starter and $49 for Pro. (Yearly billing is available only if Polar, our billing provider, offers it at checkout — public pricing is monthly.)
Plan | Price | Key Features | Best Fit |
|---|---|---|---|
Starter | $29/month | 30 on-demand URL scans, 40 automatic PR reviews, 100+ checks + Ship/Block score, README badge + shareable reports, full findings + AI fix prompts, markdown/PDF export, findings inbox + URL↔repo linking, 1 connected repo, GitHub repo audits, PR secret suggested hunks, 1 backend connect (Supabase/Neon), MCP for Cursor/Claude Code, Slack + email notifications | Individuals, solo founders, and small projects getting started with continuous security |
Pro (Most Popular) | $49/month | Everything in Starter, plus 250 URL scans, 100 PR reviews, up to 5 apps / 5 connected repos, CI deploy gate (GitHub Action + SARIF), Vercel production deploy signal (warn-first) | Teams shipping to production that need CI gates, multiple repos, and higher scan volume |
If you're a solo developer or working on a small project, Starter gives you everything you need to secure your shipped code — 30 URL scans a month and 40 PR reviews should cover a focused build. If you're a team shipping to production with multiple repos, Pro is the clear choice. The CI deploy gate and Vercel production signal alone justify the $20 difference, especially when you factor in 250 URL scans and 5 connected repos.
Frequently Asked Questions
No — public URL scans work completely standalone. You can paste a URL and get a Ship/Block score without ever connecting a GitHub account. Connecting a repo becomes necessary when you want linked findings (URL issues mapped to source code), repo audits, or automatic PR reviews.
It takes about 30 seconds. Just paste your public URL into the scan box, click Scan, sign in, and you'll receive your Ship/Block score almost immediately. Note that scans work on public URLs only — if a page requires authentication, AtRisk won't be able to reach it.
No, and that's by design. AtRisk performs read-only scans on public URLs and connected repositories. It never exploits vulnerabilities, modifies sites, or takes any invasive action. It observes, analyzes, and reports — which means it's safe to run continuously, even in production.
AtRisk doesn't automatically apply patches. Instead, it gives you the tools to fix things quickly: AI fix prompts you can copy, suggested hunks for PR-level fixes, and MCP support for Cursor/Claude Code. You or your AI agents apply the changes — AtRisk does the detecting and guiding.
No — scans are on-demand only. AtRisk runs when you trigger it, not on a weekly background schedule. That said, the Pro plan compensates by warning on Vercel production deploys (warn-first) and offering a CI deploy gate via GitHub Action that can fail unsafe builds automatically.
They serve different purposes. AtRisk specializes in continuous security for AI-built applications — covering your live site, repos, and pull requests. CheckVibe excels at SEO, AEO, and uptime monitoring. If your concern is whether your shipped code is secure, AtRisk is the right pick; if it's search visibility and site performance, look at CheckVibe.
SAST tools like Semgrep focus on static code analysis — scanning source code for patterns and rule violations. AtRisk does that and more: it also scans your live URL, links findings to source code, produces a Ship/Block score based on 100+ live checks, and gives you AI IDE fix prompts. If your organization needs deep org-wide static rule enforcement, Semgrep is solid. If you want site-source integration and a continuous security loop for AI-built apps, AtRisk is built for that.
Yes. You can create a free account and see finding counts with blurred details — enough to know there are issues and where they roughly live. Full access to findings, fix prompts, linked findings, and CI controls requires a Starter ($29/month) or Pro ($49/month) plan.
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