Threat detection

Telemetry for the suspicious requests hitting your app.

The moment you launch, automated traffic starts probing your app. LaunchLock’s one-line snippet streams the attack-shaped activity your rendered pages can see into a live, classified threat feed — scanner sweeps, probe-shaped URLs, injection attempts — without wiring up a SIEM. Install takes minutes; verification flips the moment the first real event arrives.

One script tag, a classified feed.

Generate a project token, paste one script tag, and events flow into a feed scoped to your project — classified by attack pattern and summarized in a daily digest email when something new appears. Pro and Max plans.

Install

one script tag

Classification

attack-pattern based

Feed

live, project-scoped

Digest

daily email on new events

One-line install

Generate a snippet token in the dashboard and paste a single async script tag. No agents, no proxies, no infrastructure changes — install verification confirms reporting after the first signal arrives.

Attack-pattern classification

Signals are classified by shape — SQLi-style payloads, XSS attempts, path traversal, admin-route probing, suspicious automation user agents — so the feed reads as signal, not raw logs.

Live project-scoped feed

Your threat feed shows events for your projects only, in the dashboard next to your scans and monitoring — severity counts, paths, and classification signals, refreshed live.

Daily digest

On days with new events, a summary email lands with counts by severity and the top events — so you stay aware without watching a feed all day. Quiet days send nothing.

See what’s already probing your launch

Start with a free scan of your public surface, then turn on Threat Detection from your dashboard. It watches what the browser layer sees — honest telemetry, not a firewall.