Delphara gives small businesses a security scan for AI-built websites. It is designed for founders and lean teams that shipped fast with AI assistance and want a clear first read on public-facing risk without a manual request flow.
Who this is for
What happens next
Sign up in the app, verify the domain you control, run one free scan, and review sample report data on visible security and trust issues before deciding whether the right next step is reassurance, remediation, or ongoing monitoring.
The point is to catch obvious public-facing mistakes before they become a customer, client, or partner problem.
Visible issues here can undermine trust quickly, especially when the site was launched fast and nobody paused for a security review.
Visible issues here can undermine trust quickly, especially when the site was launched fast and nobody paused for a security review.
Visible issues here can undermine trust quickly, especially when the site was launched fast and nobody paused for a security review.
Visible issues here can undermine trust quickly, especially when the site was launched fast and nobody paused for a security review.
Visible issues here can undermine trust quickly, especially when the site was launched fast and nobody paused for a security review.
Visible issues here can undermine trust quickly, especially when the site was launched fast and nobody paused for a security review.
Sometimes, but they are not secure by default. AI coding tools can speed up delivery, but they also make it easy to ship weak headers, loose auth flows, exposed config hints, and other public-facing mistakes without a review step.
The common issues are visible setup mistakes, not sci-fi failures. Small business sites built quickly with AI often miss browser protections, ship weak defaults, expose environment clues, or leave trust signals inconsistent across login, checkout, and form flows.
Yes, if the site is public and matters to customers. A security scan is a practical first check for websites built with Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Copilot, Lovable, or Replit because it catches obvious issues before they become a trust or compliance conversation.
Check the public-facing basics first. That means HTTPS and certificate trust, security headers, exposed config hints, login and form behaviour, and whether the site looks clean and credible to a buyer who knows nothing about your build process.
Yes, it can catch the obvious ones that matter first. A public-facing scan will not replace deep application testing, but it can surface visible mistakes, trust-breaking setup gaps, and clues that the site shipped faster than it was reviewed.
A comparison page for founders deciding whether a fast AI build still needs a human security review layer.
Read articleA launch checklist covering the visible controls and trust signals a small business should verify before going live.
Read articleA plain-English explainer on the security issues that appear most often in quickly shipped AI-assisted websites.
Read articleUse the app to sign up, verify your domain, run one free scan, and inspect sample report data focused on the public-facing mistakes that show up most often in fast AI-assisted launches.
AI site scan flow
No credit card required for the first scan. Deeper monitoring is the paid next step.