Who's behind it

This scanner was built by a freelance developer who reviews web apps for a living — mostly ones started with an AI builder and then grown into something real, which is a specific kind of codebase with a predictable set of things nobody thought about.

It exists because the same conversation kept starting the same way: someone would send a link, the network tab would have a service key sitting in the first bundle, and a check that takes a machine four seconds should not be something you pay for. What it cannot do is the half underneath — whether the access rules hold when a real signed-in user pushes on them — and that is what the work is.