For Freelance Developers
Ship client code you can vouch for — scanned, then forgotten.
We scan, then we forget. You keep what you want.
As a freelancer, your reputation rides on every project you hand off. AllScanTool scans client source code for SQL injection, XSS, hardcoded credentials, and insecure functions — right in your browser. No logs. No storage. No retention. Your code stays private.
The security gaps freelancers hit most
Solo work means you are the whole security team. These are the risks AllScanTool catches before your client does.
Handing off code with no review
You ship fast and move on. A vulnerability in delivered code becomes your liability long after the invoice clears.
Inherited legacy projects
You take over a codebase you did not write and have no idea what insecure patterns are buried inside it.
Hardcoded credentials
API keys and passwords left in source from a rushed prototype quietly travel into production.
No budget for enterprise tooling
Heavyweight security suites are priced for teams, not for a one-person shop billing by the project.
Reputation on the line
One breach traced to your work can end referrals. You need proof the code you delivered was checked.
Juggling many stacks
PHP for one client, Node for the next, Python after that. Remembering every insecure pattern is impossible.
Ask AST
Questions freelance developers bring to the Delivery-Layer Engine.
QHow do I check a client’s codebase for SQL injection before launch?
Paste the source into the scanner. AST flags every query built with string concatenation or interpolation and points you to parameterized alternatives.
QWhere are hardcoded API keys hiding in this project?
The engine surfaces credential-shaped strings and live-looking tokens by line number so you can rotate and move them to environment variables.
QIs this third-party snippet safe to drop in?
Scan it before you commit. AST highlights insecure functions like eval and shell execution so you never paste an unknown risk into client code.
QHow do I show a client their code was checked?
Run a scan and keep the findings you want. You control what is retained — everything else is forgotten the moment you leave.