Reads source and binaries for secrets, weak crypto, and unsafe storage.
AI Mobile Application Security Engineer
Reads your app.
Writes the fix.
Nandee tests your iOS and Android builds with SAST, DAST, and SCA, then hands your developers fixes they can merge. Not a PDF.
The problem
Your last pentest was a 200-page PDF.
You needed six fixes.
At a fifty-person company nobody owns mobile security, so it waits for the quarterly pentest. The report lands, the release train doesn't stop, and the findings age in a shared drive.
How it works
Three steps. One of them is yours.
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Connect your app
Upload an IPA or APK, or connect your repo and CI. Nothing gets added to your app.
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Nandee reads it
SAST on the code, DAST on the running app, SCA on every dependency, including the ones you didn't pick.
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You get fixes
AI Triage drops the false positives and ranks the rest by how exploitable they are. Green Agent writes each fix.
What it does
Four ways of reading.
One list of fixes.
Runs the app and watches what it actually stores and sends.
Flags vulnerable open-source packages, down to the transitive ones.
Writes the fix in your code's own style, and explains why it works.
An agent that chains findings together, the way an attacker would.
What you actually get
One finding. Start to fix.
Refresh token saved to UserDefaults
UserDefaults is a plain plist. Anyone holding an unencrypted backup or a jailbroken phone can lift the token
and stay signed in as your user. Seen at runtime in
Library/Preferences/.
41 func save(_ session: Session) { 42 UserDefaults.standard.set( 43 session.refreshToken, 44 forKey: "refresh_token") 45 }
Plain text, backed up with everything else.
41 func save(_ session: Session) throws { 42 try Keychain.set( 43 session.refreshToken, 44 for: "refresh_token", 45 access: .whenUnlockedThisDeviceOnly) 46 }
Keychain, locked to this device.
Who it's for
Vibe-coded on Monday.
Secured by Monday.
Healthcare
Patient data
Catch PHI leaking into logs, caches, and backups before a HIPAA review does.
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