Your own tools are configured by you, pointed where you point them, and told what to ignore. Coeur has no relationship with your code. It sees what the internet sees, which is the only view an attacker has.
Nothing to install. Nothing to trust us with.
Apps change without anyone deciding to change them. A dependency updates. A build setting drifts. Someone loosens a database rule from a dashboard at 2am — your code doesn't change at all, your app looks identical from the outside, and it now hands your users' rows to anyone who asks.
Coeur fingerprints your app every hour. When the fingerprint changes, we check everything. When it doesn't, we check anyway, once a day.
You hear from us when something opens up. You don't hear from us otherwise.
Add the URLs your team has shipped. Nothing to install, no code to change.
Every app checked the way an attacker would — continuously, and on every deploy.
A plain-English alert and the two-minute fix — straight to Slack or email.
Your app changes. Sometimes you change it. Sometimes it changes because a dependency updated, a setting drifted, or someone loosened a database rule at 2am. Coeur checks from the outside, the way an attacker would, and tells you in plain English when something opens up.
No agent. No SDK. No access to your code. We look at your app the same way the internet does.