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Life & fun · July 16, 2026

BugBuzzer

An external security scanner for web apps

BugBuzzer launched on July 16, 2026 with 3 votes, #8,766 of 24,623 launches that month and more than 50% of that year's launches.

What it does

BugBuzzer.com helps find external security holes, data leaks, and critical bugs in web apps. Built for vibe coders and SaaS founders in the growth stage. With AI, builders are shipping products faster than ever, but a lot of what gets built is still broken. Security vulnerabilities, functional failures, and issues that make products unusable or easy to exploit. Most builders don't find out until the damage is done.

Paste a URL, get a complete bug report. Security, SEO, performance, console errors - all in one scan.

Paste a URL. Get a plain-English security report of what's exposed on your site from the outside - no agent, no code changes, no guesswork. Security, secrets, runtime errors, availability, CVE intel, and infrastructure risks surfaced in a clean report. BugBuzzer crawls your site, checks the failure points that matter, and turns the results into plain-English fixes. A headless browser spiders your pages and runs 107 checks in real time. Issues ranked by severity with plain-english fixes. Share it or hand it to your dev. Everything in Growth, plus unlimited scans on a custom cadence, checks tailored to your stack and estate, and dedicated onboarding and support for teams and complex…from bugbuzzer.com

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