People! My user count has, at various points, included me testing things in an incognito window pretending to be someone else. But I've used enough other people's software to know there is a problem. SaaS products shipped on "vibes" ugh, that word has been stripped of its roots. Buttons that do nothing; flows that dead-end; forms that accept your data, thank you warmly, and lose it entirely. And I've sat in enough rooms with people in dev, ops, and info security to know this isn't a secret. Everyone knows the software is broken, YOU know your 'vibe-coded' is lacking, yet they're being shipped anyway.
My friends in security don't talk about zero-days as much as the they talk about the basic 'missing headers' or exposed endpoints. Input fields that never got sanitised because the developer was going to come back to it. They're not coming back to it. And now AI has turbocharged the output because everyone with a loveable subscription and a weekend has a SaaS product (trust me, the irony AND hypocrisy of it is not lost on me considering I am here writing about it trying to sell my own SaaS). We can all see the volume is up, but the quality is not.
I wanted something that would just look at a web app, run it like a real user, and come back with a straight answer. I didn't want a consultant (that irony again!). I don't just want a framework that requires me to write the tests; not an uptime monitor that tells me the site is down after it's already down.
Nothing existed. So I built it.
Now the cringy sales bit: CanIShip runs eight audits against any URL - functional tests, broken links, accessibility, performance, security headers... just visit the site and see. It gives you a ShipScore and a verdict. It can take as little as 2,5 minutes to as long as 30 mins. and then it gives you exactly what needs fixing.
Three free inspections a month. No card. Just a URL.
demo video(s): https://www.loom.com/share/dbebfa22410e4f59ab79c3b424ab3bd7