Built for freelancers handing off client work

Ship client apps secure, in one click

SecureHandoff scans a repository for vulnerable dependencies, leaked secrets, dangerous code, and misconfiguration - then opens a pull request that fixes what it safely can and lists what it can't.

7-day free trial, then $30/month - cancel anytime.

How it works

1

Connect

Sign in with GitHub or GitLab - or connect an SVN server - and pick the client repository you are about to hand off.

2

Scan

Six engines analyze dependencies, code, secrets, and configuration in one pass - including Snyk and Aikido when connected.

3

Merge the fixes

SecureHandoff opens a pull request, merge request, or SVN fix branch with the fixes applied and a checklist for the rest.

Coverage that matches the big scanners

Open-source engines and data out of the box - plus first-class Snyk and Aikido Security integrations when you connect your own accounts.

Dependency vulnerabilities

Every npm, yarn, pnpm, and pip dependency is checked against the OSV.dev database - the same advisories behind Snyk and Dependabot alerts.

Snyk & Aikido integration

Bring your own Snyk and Aikido Security accounts: their findings flow into the same scan report and drive the same automatic fixes.

Leaked secrets

AWS keys, GitHub tokens, Stripe keys, private keys, connection strings, and high-entropy credentials are detected with a Gitleaks-style ruleset.

Static analysis

Command injection, SQL injection, weak crypto, XSS sinks, disabled TLS verification, and more - via Semgrep when available, built-in rules otherwise.

Config & CI hygiene

Root Dockerfiles, mutable GitHub Action refs, wildcard CORS, missing security headers, and .gitignore gaps are all flagged.

GitHub, GitLab & SVN

Connect repositories from GitHub, GitLab (including self-hosted), or any Subversion server - fixes arrive as a PR, MR, or SVN fix branch.

SecureHandoff - open-source security engines, one-click remediation.