GitGuard was born from a simple observation: developers are brilliant at building things, but security? That's usually an afterthought squeezed in between coffee breaks and Stack Overflow sessions.
We're not here to judge. We've all been there - shipping code at 3 AM with a mental note to "fix that security thing later" (spoiler: later never comes). That's why we built GitGuard: automated security scanning that's actually useful, doesn't require a security PhD, and won't make you want to throw your laptop out the window.
Think of us as your code's personal security guard who never sleeps, never complains, and definitely never judges your variable naming conventions (though we might have some thoughts about that hardcoded API key).
We find vulnerabilities before the bad guys do. It's like having a security team, minus the awkward Slack messages.
Scans complete in seconds, not hours. Because life's too short to wait for security tools.
And caffeine. Mostly caffeine. But also genuine care for developer experience.
Make security accessible to every developer, regardless of their security expertise. We believe that secure code shouldn't be a luxury reserved for companies with dedicated security teams and unlimited budgets.
Whether you're a solo developer building the next unicorn startup from your garage, or part of a team shipping features faster than you can say "technical debt," GitGuard has your back.
GitGuard has scanned millions of lines of code and found thousands of vulnerabilities. Our mascot, GuardBot, has seen things. Terrible, terrible things. But thanks to developers like you, the internet is getting a little bit safer every day.