Verilay

Since the last update, three real things changed: Crypto hygiene checks: Verilay now flags weak password hashing, insecure encryption modes, hardcoded encryption keys, and undersized RSA keys, explained the same plain-English way as everything else. More accurate dependency risk scoring, found a real gap by cross-checking one of my own apps against a different AI's independent security audit, then fixed it so build-only tools (your test runner, bundler, and similar) no longer inflate your score the way a real runtime risk does. Cleaner account page, your reports and purchased deep scans are now organized into simple, tappable sections, and it finally works properly on a phone. Everything shipped, in plain English and dated, is always at the changelog. Same deal as always: free, no signup, no code touched. Paste a repo, ZIP, or live URL and see what's actually going on inside your AI-built app. If you're about to put real users or payments behind it, the one-time $19 deep scan reads way more of your codebase and hands you the exact fixes instead of just flagging that something's off, not required for most people just checking their app before sharing it.

Two things Verilay didn't do when this first launched here, that it does now: A visual map of your app- Auth, Database, API, Frontend, laid out with plain-English labels specific to your app, not generic templates. See how the pieces connect before you dig into the findings. Ask questions about your actual results, not a generic chatbot bolted on. Ask "why is this critical?" or "how do I fix the database one?" and it answers from your real scan, not a guess. Also fixed a bunch under the hood: bigger repos scan reliably now, findings come back more complete (a token-limit bug was quietly cutting some analyses short before), and you'll see real progress while it's working instead of wondering if it's stuck. Same deal as always, free, no signup, no code touched. Paste a repo, ZIP, or live URL and see what's actually going on inside your AI-built app. If you're about to put real users or payments behind it, there's also a one-time $19 deep scan, reads way more of your codebase and hands you the exact fixes instead of just flagging that something's off. Not required for most people just checking their app before sharing it.