Snyk is a developer platform that scans your source, dependencies and containers inside CI. Fasrad runs the same kinds of checks on your repo — dependencies, code and secrets — then also scans your live app from the outside for the data leaks code scanners can't see, and explains every finding in plain language.
Snyk scans your code and dependencies in CI; Fasrad runs the same dependency, code and secret scans on your repo and also probes the live app from the outside for runtime data exposure — then explains each finding and writes the fix.
Snyk is a developer security platform: plug it into your IDE, repo and CI and it scans your dependencies for known CVEs, your code for insecure patterns, and your containers and infrastructure-as-code. Fasrad runs the same classes of check — it clones your repo (public or private) and runs dependency, static-analysis and secret scanning — so 'Fasrad doesn't do code' isn't the difference.
The difference is two-fold. First, Fasrad also scans the live, deployed app from the outside — and that's where most AI-built apps actually get breached. The 2025 incident that exposed 170+ Lovable-generated apps wasn't a vulnerable dependency; it was Row Level Security left switched off, a runtime misconfiguration no code scanner can see. Fasrad checks both surfaces. Second, it's an agent: it filters out build-time dependency noise, explains each finding in plain language, writes the fix, and is also your email, calendar and notes assistant.
How they split:
Pick Fasrad if you shipped an AI-built app and want one agent watching both your code and your live app — and telling you, in plain language, exactly what to fix first.
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Snyk is a developer-first security platform: it scans your source code (SAST), open-source dependencies (SCA), containers and infrastructure-as-code, inside your IDE, repo and CI pipeline. It's built for engineering teams and prices per contributing developer — a free tier with limited monthly tests, then Team from about $25/developer/month.
Yes. Connect a repo — public or private — and it runs the same classes of scan: dependency/SCA analysis for known CVEs, static analysis (SAST) for insecure code, and secret detection. It also filters out build-time and dev-only dependency noise so the grade reflects what actually reaches production. On top of that it scans your live app from the outside for runtime data exposure — broken RLS, exposed keys, open Firebase — which Snyk's code scan doesn't cover.
Snyk is a developer platform that scans source, dependencies and containers across many languages, with IDE plugins, pull-request gating and team dashboards for engineering teams. Fasrad runs the same classes of scan — dependency/SCA, static analysis and secret detection — tuned for AI-built JS/TS apps, then adds the layer Snyk's code scan can't see: it probes your live, deployed app from the outside for runtime data exposure. And it's an agent, so it explains each finding in plain language and writes the fix for you, instead of leaving you a dashboard. Pick Fasrad to cover both the code and the live app and have it explained and fixed for you.
No — you can start with just your live URL and get the runtime data-exposure scan (RLS, exposed keys, headers). Connect a repo when you also want dependency, code and secret scanning. Private repos use a token that's never written to disk or logs.
$49/month or $490/year — cancel anytime. The free scan needs no account; the always-on agent is included with fasrad. Setup takes about four minutes. fasrad is in public beta.