Why we built RedScore - A game changer for creators
Introduction I built RedScore because most founders have no idea what their domain looks like from the outside. Attackers don't need access to your code or your server. They scan your public DNS, email auth, headers, and certificates before they ever knock on the door. After seeing how consistently exposed most indie and solopreneur sites are, I wanted a tool that gives founders that same outside-in view, free and in under a minute. The Problem Small founders and indie hackers ship fast, often with AI tools, and the infrastructure layer gets abstracted away. DMARC gets skipped. Security headers never get set. SSL configs go stale. Nobody checks. Then a cold email campaign gets blocked because the domain was already spoofed, or an enterprise prospect runs a quick scan during evaluation and walks away. The exposure is public, passive, and completely preventable. Not to mention there's a huge risk in actually being hacked. The Solution RedScore scans any domain using the same public signals an attacker would use and returns a 0-100 score across 10 security categories in about 60 seconds. No signup, no credit card. An AI summary explains what is actually exposed and what to fix first in plain English, no security background required. Key Features Instant outside-in scan: Paste your domain and get a full report in 60 seconds, free, no account needed AI-powered plain-English summary: Instead of raw technical output, you get a clear breakdown of what is exposed and what to prioritize Continuous monitoring: Claim your domain via DNS verification and get alerts whenever your security posture changes Conclusion If you have shipped a product and never checked what it looks like to an attacker, this is the fastest way to find out. Scan your domain free at redscore.ai. If you want ongoing visibility, claim the domain and RedScore will watch it for you.