Use it as guidance
AbyssGuard reports are practical review guidance, not a guarantee that an app is secure.
Terms of Service
Last updated: May 23, 2026
AbyssGuard reports are practical review guidance, not a guarantee that an app is secure.
The MVP suggests fixes and AI prompts. It does not automatically change your code.
You are responsible for testing, reviewing, and deciding whether to ship changes.
AbyssGuard provides code risk reports for web apps. Reports may cover App Risk, Code Health, Test Confidence, security findings, data safety, reliability, suggested fixes, verification steps, and AI repair prompts.
AbyssGuard uses static analysis and rule-based checks. Findings can be incomplete or wrong. A report does not guarantee that your app is secure, compliant, bug-free, production-ready, or safe to launch.
You are responsible for having permission to scan the repository, protecting secrets, reviewing suggested fixes, testing changes, complying with applicable laws, and deciding whether to launch or keep operating your app.
Paid reports and subscriptions are processed through Paddle. A paid report unlock is based on verified Paddle webhook events. Subscription access may be limited by plan, project count, and scan count.
For MVP sales, refund requests can be sent to hello@abyssguard.com. Refund decisions may depend on whether the report was delivered, whether the request is timely, and payment-provider rules.
AbyssGuard is designed to process source temporarily during scanning and keep normalized report metadata/findings rather than source files. You should not submit code you are not authorized to scan.
Do not use AbyssGuard to scan repositories you do not own or have permission to review. Do not use the service to attack systems, steal secrets, bypass access controls, or abuse GitHub, Paddle, Supabase, or other third-party services.
Questions about these terms can be sent to hello@abyssguard.com. Replace this contact address before live approval if the final support mailbox changes.