Security without the handoff. Scan AI-built apps before they reach production.
Scan AI-generated apps for vulnerabilities before they hit production.
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Custom scope to take Remedix from MVP shell to operating business.
The GTM targets a real, massive TAM: 200k developers actively shipping AI apps already spend $240+ yearly on security tooling. Free tier will drive adoption; 3% PLG conversion in 90 days is aggressive but credible if Remedix's AI-specific detections beat incumbents on what matters most. Developer-first positioning aligns with user behavior. The path to $60k year-one ARR exists only if differentiation holds.
The core tension: fastest-shipping developers, your best customers, have zero purchase intent until after a security breach. Incumbents already scan AI code, so Remedix must prove its detections catch things they miss or become a commodity SAST reskin. Finally, OpenAI, Cursor, and GitHub could ship native pre-commit security within 12 months, which would eliminate the standalone tool's entire market.
This fits a solo or small-team SaaS founder with existing developer-tool credibility, track record of PLG execution, and ability to articulate why Remedix catches vulnerabilities competitors miss. Ideal if you have shipped to HN before or have standing in the security or DevOps community. Not a first business. Requires relentless focus on proving AI-specific differentiation, not competing on price or features.
From contract signing to operating business.
Three ways in, depending on how much you want to build yourself.
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