Stop triaging maybes. Ship findings your engineers can act on.
Static tools hand you a long list of possibilities. AppAuditor runs the app and checks which of those findings actually reproduce, so the queue your developers receive is evidence, not guesswork.
The problems this solves
The specific friction this role hits, and what the workbench does about it.
A backlog nobody trusts
When most of the queue is unverified, engineers learn to ignore all of it. Findings are confirmed against the running app and carry reproducible evidence.
The hardened app you cannot test
Apps that detect emulators, root or instrumentation quietly refuse to run. Testing happens on a real rooted device environment with a hardened profile.
Standards mapping done by hand
Each finding carries its OWASP MASVS control and MASTG test reference, so the coverage conversation stops being a spreadsheet exercise.
Coverage you cannot demonstrate
Reports state what was exercised and what was not, rather than implying that silence means clean.
What you get
- Verified, reproducible findings
- MASVS / MASTG mapping on every result
- Runtime confirmation, not static guesswork
- Exports your tracker accepts
Why testing happens on a real rooted device
Analysis of an uploaded file can only tell you so much, and many applications behave differently — or refuse to run at all — when they detect an emulator, root, or instrumentation. AppAuditor runs the application in a real rooted device environment with a hardened profile and a full Frida instrumentation playground, so you can observe what the app actually does at runtime. Coverage is broad; some heavily hardened applications still resist analysis, and the reports say so rather than implying otherwise.
One platform, every role
The same workbench, entered from whichever door fits your job.
See it against your own app
Upload a build, run an analysis, and look at the evidence yourself.