An AI security agent that talks to you to find and fix app vulnerabilities.
Product memo
Opviva targets developers of AI-generated apps, offering an agent that talks to users to scan code and live apps. It differentiates by reproducing exploits on an Evidence Canvas and automatically opening pull requests for fixes, unlike traditional scanners that only list potential issues. This approach aims to provide verifiable security assurance and simplify the remediation process for modern development workflows.
For who
AI-built app developers and teams
Solves what
Automated security vulnerability detection, proof, and fixing for AI-generated apps.
- Talk to agent for scans
- Reproduces exploits for proof
- Opens PRs for fixes
In their own words
Ship it. Then just say “check it.”
Opviva is a security agent you talk to. Tell it what you shipped — it scans your live app and code, proves each exploit is real, and opens the fix as a pull request you approve in one click. Then it keeps watching. Start with a free scan.
Talk to Opviva: it proves each exploit is real, opens the fix as a pull request you approve in one click. Then it keeps watching.
Commercial cues
Model
usage based
Free tier
Yes
Trial
Available
Pricing Strategy
- • Free tier for initial scan and security grade
- • Credit-based usage for scans and fix PRs
- • Tiered plans offer increasing scan/PR allowances
Operator context
Operating setup
Platform
Web app
Audience
Developers
Social footprint
Builder Strategy
- Strategy Type
- Niche Specialist
- Stage
- Pre Revenue
- Effort
- Small Team
About Opviva Expand
Opviva acts as an AI security agent designed for modern applications, particularly those built with AI tools. It allows users to interact in plain language, describing their shipped code or providing an app URL.
The agent then scans the live application and its code, not only identifying vulnerabilities but also reproducing each exploit on a tamper-evident Evidence Canvas to prove its reality. Opviva goes a step further by automatically generating and opening pull requests for the necessary fixes, which can be auto-merged for minor issues or require one-click approval for riskier changes.
Continuous monitoring after launch ensures ongoing security. This approach aims to simplify security for developers by providing an agent that handles the end-to-end process from detection to remediation.