VTAbout
Security review at the speed AI writes code.
VibeTect is built by MSD TECHNOLOGIES LLC for the generation of builders shipping real software with AI.
01Why VibeTect exists
AI made it possible for anyone to build software. It didn’t make that software safe.
In a few years, AI coding tools went from autocomplete to writing entire applications. Founders without an engineering team now launch products in a weekend. Experienced developers ship in days what used to take a quarter. That is genuinely good for the world.
But security review didn’t speed up with it. The code arrives faster than anyone can read it, and the mistakes that matter most — a missing ownership check, a key in the browser bundle, a debug flag left on — don’t announce themselves. Everything works, right up until someone tries something you didn’t.
VibeTect closes that gap. It inspects AI-assisted projects for the mistakes most likely to become incidents, explains them in language anyone on the team can act on, and does it on your own machine — because the people who most need a security check are often the people least able to send their code somewhere else.
02Principles
What we hold ourselves to.
- 01
Local by default
Your code is the most sensitive thing you own. We built VibeTect so that checking it doesn’t require handing it over.
- 02
Plain language, real depth
A founder should understand every finding. An engineer should trust it. We write for both, in that order.
- 03
Honest scope
We say what VibeTect checks and what it can’t see. A security tool that overstates its coverage creates the false confidence it exists to remove.
- 04
Evidence over theater
No borrowed logos, invented metrics or badges we haven’t earned. When we make a claim, we show the source.
03Company
The company behind VibeTect.
- Legal entity
- MSD TECHNOLOGIES LLC
- Product
- VibeTect — local security analysis for AI-assisted software
- General inquiries
- hello@vibetect.com
- Security reports
- security@vibetect.com
- Privacy
- privacy@vibetect.com
Build fast. Ship safe.
Run a local security inspection on the project you’re about to deploy — and fix what it finds while it’s still cheap to fix.
Local analysis · No repository access required