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Evidence before conclusions
A security finding should earn your trust through observable evidence. Distinguish a potential risk from a demonstrated vulnerability and explain the limits of each check.
THE PERSON BEHIND BREAKYOURAPP
I’m Guy Meir, the founder of BreakYourApp. I created it to help teams build an understanding of their application, investigate functional and security risks, and use evidence to decide what needs attention before release.
My background spans many years of quality assurance and testing complex systems at cybersecurity and SaaS companies. That experience shaped my approach: question assumptions, investigate unexpected behavior, and distinguish a potential risk from a demonstrated vulnerability.
WHY I BUILT IT
Application builders are shipping faster, often with small teams and AI-assisted tools. I built BreakYourApp to make application security easier to investigate: surface weaknesses, explain the evidence and help builders decide what to fix next.
BreakYourApp combines supplied product context, a versioned application map and observations from previous runs. Application security and the read-only QA beta share that understanding. Product workspaces capture critical journeys; broader autonomous business-flow execution remains under development. The goal is a clear path from understanding to verification, evidence and retesting.
THE SECURITY APPROACH
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A security finding should earn your trust through observable evidence. Distinguish a potential risk from a demonstrated vulnerability and explain the limits of each check.
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Examine exposed information, input handling and access boundaries within the authorized scope. Investigate what an observation means for the application.
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Connect findings to reproduction steps and useful fix guidance. Retest supported checks after a change and report whether the issue persists, was resolved or remains inconclusive.
BreakYourApp is an independent project, currently free to use. Scan coverage depends on reachable pages, configured checks and scan limits. A clean scan means no issues were detected within that coverage; it is not a full penetration test or security certification. Your feedback helps prioritize the next improvements.