Debuggix gives indie devs enterprise-grade security (9 engines in 60 seconds) without the noise, complexity, or cost of tools built for big companies.

Security tools assume you have a security team.
Snyk, Checkmarx, SonarQube — they're powerful, but they're built for enterprises with dedicated DevSecOps engineers, $100K budgets, and weeks to configure rules. For solo devs and small teams shipping fast, that's overkill.

Enter Debuggix.

What it does:

Paste a GitHub URL. Get a full security report in ~3 minutes.

9 engines run in parallel: Semgrep, Bandit, Gitleaks, TruffleHog, Trivy, ESLint, Hadolint, Checkov, OSV-Scanner

AI cross-references findings against your README, SECURITY.md, and project context to filter out noise
No config files. No CLI to install. No rules to tune.

What makes it different:

Most security scanners dump 200 findings on you and call it a day. 180 of those are in test files, build artifacts, or dependencies you don't control. Debuggix uses AI to understand context — it reads your docs, knows which files are tests, and only surfaces what actually matters.

The result? 3 real issues instead of 26 raw findings. Every single time.

Pricing that makes sense for indies:
Free: 10 scans/month, all 9 engines
Pro: $29/month — AI fixes, private repos, PR integration
Pro+: $50/month — Security Copilot, API access, team seats

No credit card for the free tier. No enterprise sales calls. No "contact us for pricing."

Try it: Debuggix

If you've shipped an open-source project recently, drop your repo in the replies — I will run a free scan and share the public report. Happy to tell you it's clean or help you fix what isn't.