IonWarpTry for free vibe coding security
Open a pull request from the branch your coding tool works on, and IonWarp reviews it before it merges: Code Review on the whole change, Security Review when it touches sign-in, data access or keys. Each finding is a prompt you paste back into the agent that wrote the code.
A comma-joined table after a JOIN slipped past a workspace scope rewrite, so a key that could read one workspace could read every workspace's device data. The finding named the query, who could abuse it and what they would get; the coding agent fixed it in round 1.
A new pass read a repository's deploy config files into a prompt for an outside model and redacted only the answer, so any credential in those files went to the model provider. A pattern scanner has no rule for that; the fix moved redaction before the prompt.
Every finding carries a fix prompt written for a coding agent: paste it into Lovable, Cursor, Claude Code or Codex. When the fix is pushed, IonWarp re-reviews and strikes the finding through as Autofixed, or keeps it open.
A planner reads each pull request and adds the reviewers it needs beside Code Review: security, architecture, performance, docs, SEO, analytics or UX. Each runs on the plans shown.
The workspace home lists the latest pull requests with the reviewers that ran on each, and whether it is ready to merge or still has a review to finish.
 IonWarp$49/mo |  Aikido$350/mo |  GitHub Advanced Security$245/mo |  Snyk$125/mo | |
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| Reviews pull requests for security | Security Review joins the pull requests that touch auth, input, data access or secrets | PR checks and inline comments from Basic up; not on Free[1][2] | Dependency review and AI Scan during pull request review[3] | Pass/fail pull request checks; inline comments on up to 10 Snyk Code issues[4][5] |
| Says how an attacker would use it | Each finding names the actor, the path and what they gain | Not listed | Not listed | Not listed |
| Finds leaked secrets | In the pull request: keys in code, prompts, client bundles and logs — not git history | Secrets detection, on every plan[1] | Secret scanning, and push protection that blocks commits with secrets[3] | Snyk Secrets, generally available Aug 2026; the plans page prices it on Enterprise credits[6][7] |
| Scans a whole branch | A full-branch security audit you start from the app | 10 repositories on Free, 100 on Basic[1] | Code scanning, in Code Security[3] | Tests each imported project: 100 Snyk Code tests a month on Free, 1,000 on Team[7] |
| Known-vulnerable dependencies | No CVE database: keep GitHub's Dependabot for packages | Dependency scanning, on every plan[1] | Dependabot security updates, free on every plan[8] | Snyk Open Source, on every plan[7] |
| How a finding gets fixed | Your coding agent fixes it from the finding's prompt; IonWarp re-checks the push | AutoFix pull requests: 10 a month on Free, unlimited from Basic[1][9] | Copilot Autofix suggests fixes for code scanning alerts[3] | Opens a fix pull request for each new actionable vulnerability[10] |
| Code review in the same app | Code Review on each pull request, in one comment with the security findings | PR code quality checks from Basic up[1] | Not listed | Not listed |
| Free plan | Starter: free for 3 people | Free for 2 users and 10 repositories[1] | Public repositories only: secret scanning, push protection, Copilot Autofix[8] | Free: 5 projects, 100 Snyk Code tests a month[7] |
| What 5 developers pay a month | $49/mo for 5 developers — one Pro workspace with 5 seats included. | $350/mo on Basic, a flat fee that includes 10 users (US pricing).[1] | $245/mo for 5 developers — Code Security + Secret Protection at $49 each, per active committer, on a GitHub Team or Enterprise plan.[8] | $125/mo for 5 developers — Team at $25 each, 5-developer minimum, billed monthly.[11] |
| Git platforms | GitHub, and GitHub Enterprise on Enterprise | GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket and Azure DevOps.[2] | GitHub.[3] | GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket and Azure Repos.[12] |
Competitor facts are from each vendor's own pages, dated in the sources below. “Not listed” means the vendor's pages name no such feature; prices are for 5 developers on the team plan each price cell names.
Install the read-only GitHub App and pick your repositories. Your next pull request gets a review comment.
Starter is free for 3 people · Pro is $49/mo for 5 seats