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🛡️ Debuggix — 9 Security Engines. 60 Seconds. Not AI only but Guided with 9 Trusted Security Tools.

Debuggix Logo

One scan. Nine engines. Zero noise.
Debuggix orchestrates Semgrep, Gitleaks, Trivy, Bandit, TruffleHog, ESLint, Hadolint, Checkov, and OSV-Scanner in parallel — then uses AI to filter out false positives and generate working fixes.

🔍 Scan Your First Repo Free →   |   🏆 See Verified Repos →


⚡ Why Developers Choose Debuggix

😤 The Old Way ✅ The Debuggix Way
Run 1 scanner, miss 40% of vulns 9 engines run simultaneously — catch what others miss
500 findings, 300 are false positives AI correlates results across engines, eliminates duplicates
Spend hours Googling fixes AI generates working patches with explanations
"Trust me bro" security Public verification badge anyone can click to verify
$98/dev/month (Snyk) Free tier with all 9 engines, no credit card

🚨 The State of App Security in 2026

44% of attacks on public-facing apps require ZERO authentication. 67% of security fixes take over 4 hours manually.

Recent breaches that could have been caught by multi-engine scanning:

Incident What Happened Would Debuggix Catch It?
Vercel OAuth Breach Third-party AI tool token compromised ✅ TruffleHog + Gitleaks detect leaked tokens
cPanel Backdoor Attack Auth bypass exploited on thousands of servers ✅ Semgrep + Checkov flag auth misconfigurations
Canvas Platform Lockout 8,000+ schools locked out via SaaS attack vector ✅ Trivy + OSV-Scanner catch dependency CVEs
Candy Crush/Tinder Data Leak Terabytes of user data exposed via data broker ✅ All engines scan supply chain for data exposure risks

Sources: Cycode, Vercel Security Bulletin, The Hacker News, IBM Security Advisory


🛠️ The 9 Engines Running in Every Scan

Engine What It Scans Finds
Semgrep Source code patterns SQL injection, XSS, path traversal, deserialization bugs
Gitleaks Current codebase Hardcoded API keys, passwords, tokens, credentials
TruffleHog Full git history Secrets buried in old commits (verified against live APIs)
Trivy Dependencies + containers Known CVEs, vulnerable packages, malware in deps
Bandit Python-specific Hardcoded passwords, unsafe yaml, shell injection
ESLint JavaScript/TypeScript eval() usage, dangerouslySetInnerHTML, unsafe regex
Hadolint Dockerfiles Running as root, unpinned versions, missing .dockerignore
Checkov Infrastructure-as-Code Open S3 buckets, Terraform/K8s misconfigurations
OSV-Scanner Open source vulns Dependency vulnerabilities from Google's OSV database

All 9 run in parallel. Results in ~60 seconds.


🔥 How AI Makes This Different

1. Noise Filtering

  • Deduplicates findings across all 9 engines
  • Reads your README and CONTRIBUTING docs to identify intentional patterns
  • Auto-skips test files, vendor dirs, node_modules
  • Assigns confidence scores (0-100%) to every finding
  • Categories: Confirmed Issues | Might Be Intentional | False Positives

2. AI Fix Generation (Pro)

Vulnerability found → AI analyzes surrounding code → generates patch → you review → merge

Each fix includes: diff view, plain-English explanation, confidence score, and impact assessment.

3. Security Copilot (Pro+)

Ask questions about your codebase in plain English:

"Show me all hardcoded credentials" "What dependencies have critical CVEs?" "Explain the authentication flow"

The Copilot reads your actual source files and references real scan findings.

🏆 Public Verification — Your Security Badge

When your repo passes all 9 engines with zero critical/high issues, you get a verified badge:

Verified by Debuggix - 9 Engines

Add this to your README:

[![Verified by Debuggix](https://ai-debugger-backend-eah5.onrender.com/scan/v1/badge/YOUR_SCAN_ID)](https://debuggix.space/verified)

Or add this to your landing page HTML:

<a href="https://debuggix.space/verified">
  <img src="https://ai-debugger-backend-eah5.onrender.com/scan/v1/badge/YOUR_SCAN_ID" alt="Verified by Debuggix" />
</a>
  • ✅ Add it to your README, landing page, or app store listing
  • ✅ Changes color automatically when you re-scan (green = A+ clean, orange = warnings, red = critical)
  • ✅ Anyone can click to verify your security status
  • No code is ever exposed on the public page

📊 Dashboard Features

✅ Color-coded severity borders (critical = red left border, high = orange, etc.) ✅ Full-text search across all findings ✅ Filter by severity, category, engine ✅ Expand/collapse individual findings or all at once ✅ Close/reopen issues as fixed ✅ One-click "Close All" for confirmed issues ✅ Export full scan report as JSON ✅ Share scan with team members ✅ Comment on individual findings

💰 Pricing

Free Pro Pro+
Price $0 forever $29/mo $50/mo
Scans/month 10 public 100 private 500 private
All 9 engines
AI fixes
GitHub PR creation
Security Copilot
API access
Slack + Webhooks
Team seats 1 3 10

Start Free — No Credit Card →


🔒 Your Code Stays Yours

  • Zero retention — Source code deleted immediately after scanning
  • No AI training — We never train models on your code
  • TLS 1.3 + AES-256 — All data encrypted in transit and at rest
  • Open-source engines — All 9 scanners are independently auditable
  • Export/delete anytime — Your data, your control

🗺️ What's Coming

  • 9-engine orchestration
  • AI fix generation
  • Public verification badges
  • GitHub PR integration
  • Team collaboration
  • VS Code extension (coming soon)
  • GitHub Actions CI/CD integration
  • Self-hosted enterprise edition

⚡ Tech Stack

Layer Tech
Backend FastAPI + Celery + Redis
Frontend React + TypeScript + TailwindCSS
Database PostgreSQL
AI Gemini, DeepSeek, OpenAI, OpenRouter (auto-fallback)
Hosting Render + DigitalOcean

⭐ Built solo. No VC. No Data Selling.

Debuggix is built by a developer who believes security should be fast, affordable, and accessible to everyone — not just enterprises with six-figure budgets.


9 engines. 60 seconds. Your code, secured.
🚀 Scan Free Now →

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