Application intelligence
Map pages, DOM structure, runtime behavior, console output and application state during authorized assessments.
Traceguard is a professional AI browser workbench for authorized web application security testing, debugging, automation and developer workflows.
Run the simulated assessment to see Traceguard observe a page, correlate evidence, identify a finding, verify it, suggest a fix and produce a passing regression test.
Ready for an authorized security assessment.
Traceguard combines browser instrumentation, developer tooling, controlled automation and AI reasoning into one auditable workflow.
Map pages, DOM structure, runtime behavior, console output and application state during authorized assessments.
Investigate client-side injection risks, security headers, CORS behavior, exposed application data and other web risks.
Reproduce complex user journeys, authenticated flows, regression scenarios and security test cases.
Correlate browser evidence, explain findings, propose tests and turn observations into engineering work.
Connect to explicitly installed cooperating developer or security tools through native messaging.
Preserve reproducible evidence and generate structured findings for remediation and regression testing.
Traceguard is designed for systems and applications the user is authorized to test. High-privilege browser capabilities are exposed as development and security functions, not hidden behavior.
Identify the application or environment being assessed.
Inspect browser, page, runtime and network evidence.
AI correlates evidence and proposes controlled tests.
Run browser workflows and capture reproducible results.
Create regression checks and verify the remediation.
Traceguard works where ordinary browser extensions stop. Its capabilities are designed for security engineering and development workflows, with access tied to the work the user chooses to perform.
Traceguard can encounter sensitive browser data during an assessment. This section explains what may be processed, when AI is involved, and how the product is designed to minimize exposure.
When an assessment is started, Traceguard may process page content, DOM structure, JavaScript/runtime messages, network metadata and responses, application state, selected URLs, and assessment evidence needed for the requested workflow.
AI is used to correlate collected evidence, explain potential findings, suggest verification steps, propose remediation, and generate regression-test ideas. The exact processing path depends on the deployment selected by the customer.
Where Traceguard is configured for a local model, assessment evidence can remain inside the user's controlled environment. Where a remote AI provider is configured, the relevant evidence is transmitted to that provider for the requested analysis.
Traceguard is designed around explicit assessment workflows. The product should not silently send browsing content to an AI service merely because the extension is installed. Processing should occur when a user starts or enables the corresponding feature.
Security testing can expose authentication material or secrets. Traceguard should minimize collection, avoid retaining credentials unless a documented feature requires it, and redact or exclude sensitive fields from AI requests where technically practical.
Assessment evidence, AI prompts and generated results should have documented retention periods. Production settings should provide appropriate deletion controls and should not retain data longer than necessary for the stated feature.
Traceguard is provided for systems, applications and data that you are authorized to assess, debug or automate.
You are responsible for authorization, applicable laws, credential protection and reviewing AI-generated findings before taking action.
Traceguard provides technical assistance and evidence for security work. Findings can be incomplete or dependent on application state and should be validated before remediation decisions.
Traceguard is being built for professional security engineering, application development and authorized testing. Request access to the beta and tell us how you plan to use it.
Investigate web applications, reproduce findings, automate browser tasks and turn evidence into remediation work.
Powerful browser capabilities are documented, tied to product features and visible in the extension's permission model.
Use Traceguard alongside existing development and security tooling in controlled, authorized environments.
Tell us who you are, what you build or test, and which workflows you want Traceguard to support.