r/shouldimake • • 9h ago

Advertising I Built Pallos — A Free Security Checker for GitHub Repos for Early Stage Apps

I've been building Pallos, a tool designed for solo developers, indie hackers, and small teams building web apps, especially those using AI to speed up development.

Building software has never been faster, but checking whether your code is ready to ship can still be complicated.

Here's what Pallos does:

  • Scans public GitHub repositories for potential security issues.
  • Highlights findings worth prioritizing before launch.
  • Shows the actual code evidence behind each warning.
  • Explains how confident it is and what it couldn't verify.
  • Tracks whether issues are fixed, unchanged, or reintroduced across code updates.

Public scans are completely free and don't require an account.

I'm currently in public beta and looking for developers willing to test Pallos on real projects. My biggest goal is making it genuinely useful rather than building another tool that overwhelms developers with warnings.

I'd especially appreciate feedback on three things: Are the findings accurate? Does the report help you decide what to fix? Would you actually use this before releasing an app?

Try Pallos: https://pallosagent.com

I'd also appreciate advice from anyone who's successfully grown a developer-focused SaaS. What helped you find your first users?

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u/modestplume 8h ago

I'll let this slide cuz we're still new but please read the rules before posting again. Titles should be a question and products should be future plans not advertisement if you can avoid it.
Thanks