Get a Grip on
Your Codebase

The ones that matter: business logic flaws, broken access control, injection, SSRF, and the multi-step chains that cross services and languages. Every finding arrives with the full source-to-sink call chain and a working proof of concept, so you never argue about whether it’s real.

Gecko traces a finding back to the design decision that created it, locates every variant across your repos, and opens one fix for the whole class, with guardrails so the pattern can’t be committed again.

MTTR rewards closing tickets quickly, even if the same flaw returns next month. Recurrence measures what stayed gone. It’s the honest metric for a codebase that grows every week.

As tickets in Jira, ClickUp, or your tracker of choice, as pull requests Gecko opens itself in your codebase’s style, or straight into Claude, Codex, or Devin over MCP. When the PR merges, Gecko rescans and confirms the fix.

A deep scan maps your repository, investigates every attack path, and persists only the findings it is highly confident are real, typically within the hour. PR checks then guard every pull request, classifying each finding as new, persisting, or fixed before you merge.

SAST matches patterns against files and hands you every match. AI code security reasons about what the code actually does: which paths are reachable, what an attacker could chain them into, and which design decision produced the flaw in the first place. Gecko does both, then fixes the class rather than the instance.