Secure the apps you ship. Without slowing down.

It drives a real browser with three mechanisms built for modern apps: LLM-based form handling that fills forms with valid, internally consistent values; WebDriver BiDi-based intelligent waiting that advances only when network and DOM activity quiesce; and duplicate page detection that collapses templated pages into one logical state.

Yes. Record your login once with Playwright and NightVision replays it at scan time, with credentials automatically vaulted and TOTP/MFA supported. A login check verifies authentication before testing begins and fails the CI pipeline instead of silently scanning logged out.

Yes. For supported REST frameworks, source intelligence (API eNVy™) reads how your code declares its routes and writes an OpenAPI spec in under 20 seconds. It runs locally, no LLM reads your code, and recognized shadow and undocumented routes feed your API scan alongside your web app scan.

Yes. NightVision tests whether an endpoint backed by a language model can be steered into calling out to an attacker or reading your cloud metadata service, and reports those only with proof. It also flags endpoints it recognizes as model-backed. These tests are part of NightVision's standard DAST check set.

Yes. App discovery starts from your domain to find the web apps and APIs tied to it, including ones nobody onboarded. You confirm which ones are yours, then turn them into scan targets. App discovery is available on Enterprise, and we turn it on for your proof of concept.

No. Mark a finding false positive or won't fix once and NightVision carries that triage forward, so the same finding on the same endpoint does not come back as a new open finding in future scans of that app.

Yes. Through NightVision's public MCP server and open-source Agent Skills, coding agents can launch scans, inspect runtime evidence, use source context where available, propose changes, and rescan. Repository controls and human review still govern the merge.

AI-assisted development creates applications faster than security teams can inventory them, often outside traditional pipelines. NightVision scans any running web app or API, discovers endpoints from source where a repository exists, and lets coding agents launch scans as part of the build itself, so new applications get tested instead of slowing down.

Yes. NightVision offers a self-serve free trial with no credit card required. Paid plans start at $15,000 per year for a single application with unlimited seats, and custom enterprise pricing is available for teams.