Sintropyc
AI-powered pentesting for modern web apps.
What it does
Autonomous AI penetration testing for web apps, APIs & SaaS. Sintropyc proves every vulnerability with a real exploit, advises the fix and re-tests it held.
Sintropyc is an autonomous AI penetration testing agent for web applications, APIs and SaaS. It drives your live product the way a real customer does — through actual screens and flows — until something gives. Every vulnerability is proven with a working exploit, human-reviewed, and comes with the exact fix and a retest after you ship. A classic security scanner is a list of guesses. “There might be a SQL injection here.” “This string looks like a secret.” You pay for 300 lines, 280 of which are false alarms — and working out what is actually exploitable still needs a person that a team of under 20 usually doesn't have. Sintropyc doesn't guess. Sintropyc exploits. If a vulnerability can't…from sintropyc.com
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