RedSight.
You launched fast. Did anyone check? Paste an app's address and RedSight shows it the way someone hunting for holes sees it. The first scan is free, no sign-up.
LiveWebSince 2026A Melogix product

Fast is great, as long as someone checks.
Apps are built in a week today, often with rapid-build tools. Whoever hunts for holes in them does not ask how they were built.
You paste the app's address. RedSight goes over it like an attacker from the outside, at a controlled pace that does not knock it over, and within minutes returns a list of findings with proof for each: what could be seen, and what could be done. No lists of warnings that nobody reads.
- Findings with proof, not theoretical warnings
- One score, 0 to 100, with a grade from A to F
- A downloadable report you can hand to whoever built the app
- A repeat scan after every version, to see whether the score moved
- Especially suited to apps built with rapid-build tools and on managed backend services
Real screens, from the live version.

Specification.
- Platform
- Web. You paste an address, nothing to install
- What is checked
- Access and permissions, exposed secrets, backend service settings, packages with known vulnerabilities, secure transport, email settings
- Result
- Findings with proof · a score from 0 to 100 and a grade from A to F · a downloadable report
- Safety
- A scan at a controlled pace, without knocking over the app being scanned
- Price
- The first scan is free, no sign-up · plans on the product site
- Website
- redsight.app, in Hebrew and English
What Melogix built here.
The whole product: the engine, the dashboard, the reports, the website and the payments. And I run it.
- A scan and verification engine that runs from the outside, like an attacker
- A dashboard: scans, findings, score, history
- Reports to download and share
- A bilingual website, a free scan with no sign-up, payments
- Rate control and safety, so a scan never knocks anyone over
Keep browsing.
Did you launch something this year?
Before real customers come in, five minutes are worth it. And if something needs fixing, I do that too.