Straight answers to fair questions.

VibeTect is a desktop application from MSD TECHNOLOGIES LLC that checks software projects — especially ones built with AI coding assistants — for security problems such as exposed secrets, broken access control, unsafe authentication logic and risky configuration. You run it on your own computer, against a project folder on that computer.

Founders shipping products built with AI app builders, developers who pair with AI assistants, small teams whose codebase grows faster than anyone can review it, and agencies delivering client projects. You don’t need to be a security specialist: findings are written in plain English, with the technical detail alongside for developers.

No. VibeTect inspects the code in your project regardless of who — or what — wrote it. It is designed around the mistakes AI assistants commonly make, but those same mistakes appear in human-written code too.

Supported languages, frameworks and checks will be listed for each release on the download page. If your stack matters to your decision, mention it when you request early access — it directly shapes what we prioritize.

No — and no tool can honestly promise that. Automated analysis is very good at catching common, high-impact mistakes quickly. It can’t understand every business rule, and it doesn’t see your live infrastructure. Treat VibeTect as a fast, thorough first line of review, not a guarantee, a certification or a replacement for a professional penetration test on high-risk systems.

Findings explain what’s wrong, why it matters and how to fix it, with guidance specific enough to apply yourself or hand to your AI assistant. You stay in control of every change to your code.

VibeTect is built on local-first analysis: the desktop app inspects your project on your own machine, so your source code doesn’t need to be sent to our servers to be checked. The security & privacy page explains the model and its limits in detail.

No repository permissions are needed to analyze a project — you point the desktop app at a folder on your computer. If your code currently lives only inside a hosted AI app builder, export or sync it to your machine first.

That is one of the main reasons local analysis matters. Because the inspection runs on your device, you can check code you aren’t permitted to share with third-party services. As always, follow your client agreements and your organization’s policies.

Anything that isn’t in the project folder: settings that exist only in a hosting or database dashboard, the behavior of your deployed environment, and secrets stored in services you haven’t checked out locally. Review those where they live, and for critical systems add a manual security review.

Email security@vibetect.com. Disclosure details are on the security page and in security.txt.

VibeTect is currently in early access. Request access and tell us your operating system; we’ll email you when a build for your platform is ready. Public builds will be published on the download page.

VibeTect is being built for macOS, Windows, and Linux. Availability for each platform, with system requirements, will be listed on the download page.

Pricing hasn’t been announced yet; it will be published on this site before general availability. Requesting early access is free and doesn’t require a payment card.

Before every deploy, after any large AI-generated change, before handing a project to a client, and whenever you add authentication, payments, file uploads or an admin area. Our vibe coding security checklist covers what to review by hand as well.

VibeTect is developed by MSD TECHNOLOGIES LLC. More on the about page.