Smart contract pre-audit for NFT launches and small Web3 teams. Detect critical security vulnerabilities, reentrancy traps, and honeypot risks before mint, deployment, or investor review.
mint() lacks onlyOwner or role-based access modifier in its declaration.
Unprotected .call{value:...} without nonReentrant guard.
Human audits cost $5,000+ and take weeks. Catch embarrassing code bugs and malicious vulnerabilities early in your development pipeline.
Identify missing access modifiers, honeypot logic, and reentrancy bugs in seconds before pushing to mainnet or testnet.
Avoid costly redeployments and gas burning by running fast iterative local checks throughout your coding workflow.
Instantly export branded PDF pre-audit documentation to reassure launchpads, team members, and potential investors.
100% self-serve. No login. No waiting in queue.
Copy and paste your ERC721, ERC1155, or custom EVM smart contract text directly.
Client-side scanner evaluates access rules, fee caps, and reentrancy flags safely in browser.
Receive instant risk rating (0–100) with detailed breakdown of detected vulnerabilities.
Get an instant safety rating, issue breakdown, and recommendations compiled into PDF.
Automated pattern recognition for common Solidity security oversights.
Here is what your generated pre-audit assessment report looks like.
Contract uses Ownable pattern with proper transferOwnership guards.
withdraw() function lacks nonReentrant modifier from OpenZeppelin.
setRoyaltyFee() allows values up to 100% without any cap check.
Paste your Solidity code below. Analysis runs 100% in your browser.
Disclaimer:
This is an automated pre-audit tool. It detects common patterns but does NOT replace professional security audits. Always test thoroughly on testnet before mainnet deployment.Everything you need to know about the scanner.
No. All analysis runs 100% in your browser using JavaScript. Your code never leaves your device.
Currently supports ERC721, ERC1155, and custom EVM smart contracts written in Solidity 0.6.x – 0.8.x.
No. This tool catches common issues but cannot detect complex logic bugs or business logic vulnerabilities. Use it as a first pass before hiring auditors.
Yes. The tool is free to use for both personal and commercial projects. No attribution required.