Overview
buggy.run is an automated security auditing platform designed for web application owners and development teams. It performs comprehensive security scans that go beyond traditional vulnerability scanners by using a real browser to crawl both public and authenticated pages, capturing network traffic, and analyzing responses for data leaks. The platform targets indie founders, small teams, and agencies who need actionable security insights without requiring deep security expertise.
What They Offer
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Real-Browser Crawling and Network Capture: buggy.run uses an AI-driven crawler that explores every page of a web application, including those behind login screens. It captures all network requests and responses, inspecting them for session tokens, PII, API keys, and other secrets that should not be exposed.
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56+ Automated Security Checks: Each discovered page is tested against a comprehensive set of checks covering HTTP security headers, TLS/SSL configuration, cookie security, information disclosure, authentication flaws, input validation, server-side injection, client-side vulnerabilities, forced browsing, and protocol issues.
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AI-Powered Data Leak Analysis: Every response is analyzed by an AI model to detect context-dependent leaks, such as authentication tokens echoed in response bodies or sensitive data exposed in API responses, catching issues that pattern-based scanners miss.
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Input Fuzzing and Rate-Limit Testing: The platform probes forms and APIs with crafted attack payloads to surface injection vulnerabilities and handling flaws. It also performs safe, capped load tests to identify missing rate limits and account lockouts without taking the application down.
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AI Agent Triage and Remediation: Findings are ranked by severity and explained in plain English, with the exact request that triggered each issue and a recommended fix. Users can ask the AI agent follow-up questions and resolve or ignore findings in one click.
Who They Serve
buggy.run is built for solo builders, small development teams, and agencies that ship web applications and need continuous security validation. It is particularly suited for startups and SMBs that lack dedicated security staff but want to catch vulnerabilities before attackers do. The platform supports any HTTP-based stack, including React, Angular, Vue, Node, and Next.js, with no SDK installation required.
