From the first line you paste to the badge on your README — here's exactly what happens during a scan, what gets flagged, and why it's built this way.
Paste a snippet or drop a whole project — the scan engine runs in seconds, not minutes, so it fits into your normal workflow instead of interrupting it.
A single file or an entire ZIP — every file is scanned in one pass, and results roll up into one score instead of scattered per-file reports.
Most security bugs — a missing CSRF token, a raw string-built query — look completely harmless until they're exploited. Fora AI catches them before that happens.
Six things that happen behind the scenes on every single scan.
Python, Django, JavaScript, HTML, and CSS are each parsed with their own rule set — no generic one-size-fits-all pattern matching.
Paste code directly, upload a single file, or drop a ZIP of your whole Django project — whichever fits what you're working on right now.
No config file, no CLI to install, no CI setup required to try it — click Scan and the report is ready in the same page.
Every issue is scored Critical through Info and rolled into a single 0–100 security score with a letter grade, so you know what to fix first.
Export a clean PDF report for a client or teammate, or turn your score into a live badge you can drop straight into your GitHub README.
Every finding links back to an OWASP Top 10 category, with CWE references on Pro, so issues map cleanly to standards your team already tracks.
Paste code, upload a file, or drop a ZIP — get your first security score in seconds, no account setup required to try it.
Each issue comes with a plain-language explanation, why it's dangerous, and a secure code example you can drop straight in.
Link a repo once and every push to the default branch is scanned automatically — no CI file, no GitHub App to install.
The scan logic doesn't change — but what you get out of it depends on what you're doing.
Run a scan before every deploy so a SQL injection or leaked API key never makes it to production in the first place.
Attach a clean security score to client handoffs — a concrete, shareable signal that the code you delivered was checked.
See exactly which line triggered a finding and why, so secure coding habits form early instead of after a real incident.
Track average score and open critical/high issues across the whole team's scan history from one dashboard.
Scan-on-push means every merged contribution gets checked automatically, without asking contributors to run anything extra.
Review a class's submitted projects against the same standard, with reports that explain the "why" behind every flag.
The severity breakdown alone changed how our team prioritizes fixes — critical issues stopped getting buried in a long list.
Scan-on-push means I genuinely forget it's running until a red badge shows up in a PR. That's exactly what I wanted.
I add the badge to every client README now — it's become part of how I hand off projects.
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