Comparison · facts as published on each site in October 2026; tell legal@kavachscan.com if something is out of date
Kavach vs CheckVibe
CheckVibe scans the public URL of an AI-built app and, as its site described in October 2026, shows an issue count and one sample finding for free, with full results behind an account and AI fix prompts and monitoring on paid plans. Kavach shows every live-site finding without an account, scans the exported code as well, and keeps the AI second opinion on its own server or at a provider that does not train on your data.
| What | CheckVibe | Kavach |
|---|---|---|
| Live-site scan | Yes | Yes |
| Full results without an account | No (one sample finding, as published) | Yes |
| Source code scan (upload a zip) | No | Yes, any language |
| AI fix prompt | Paid plans, as published | Included; plus a per-finding AI second opinion |
| Where AI runs | Not stated | Our server or a no-training provider; each answer says which |
| Monitoring and alerts | Paid plans | Free plan includes one monitor; more on paid plans |
| Email identity, TLS, CI gate, PDF report | Partly | Yes |
| Pricing | On its pricing page | Free; ₹1,499 / $24 per month and up |
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Questions
Is CheckVibe or Kavach more thorough?
CheckVibe advertises more than a hundred checks on the live URL. Kavach runs fewer, deeper live checks and adds a full code scan, which finds the injection and secret problems a URL scan cannot see.
Does either tool need my code?
CheckVibe works from the URL. Kavach works from the URL and, optionally, from a zip of the exported project that is deleted after analysis.
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CheckVibe is a trademark of its owner. Kavach is not affiliated with it. Both tools report observations, not guarantees.