Why rootscan
Good security shouldn’t
need a calendar invite.
You should be able to give your app a proper security check, get useful answers, and get on with the work.
Your app changes. The report doesn’t.
Most teams ship far more often than they get a pentest. In between, new endpoints appear. Permissions change. The helpful shortcut becomes the thing nobody remembered to check.
We’re building rootscan for that gap: a deep authenticated pentest, followed by testing that keeps pace with the app.
Start where the customer signs in.
The public surface is only part of an application. The consequential questions often come after login. Can a customer see another account’s data? Can a member do an admin’s job? Does an old token still work?
Those are specific questions. We think security tools should give specific answers.
Show the work.
A finding should come with a request, a response, a way to reproduce it, and a useful fix.
Stay with the app.
One test is a starting point. The next release deserves another look.
Keep it approachable.
A founder or engineer should be able to start without a procurement project.
Say what we know.
Clear evidence, honest limits, and plain language. That is the bar.
Built for teams that build.
SaaS teams, fintech builders, marketplaces, commerce brands, and agencies all have real applications to protect. rootscan gives them a way to test without building a security department first.
rootscan is a product of Shiprocket Limited, an Indian company. We build for teams everywhere.
Put your next release to the test.
Start with a login. Follow the evidence.