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Guard your chain, before it chains you.
Guardain is an automated smart auditing platform for developers, providing fast, transparent and reliable security analysis services for smart contracts and blockchain projects. We turn cutting-edge research into real-world tools so that code security is no longer the privilege of a few, but the starting point for all builders.
Core Features
Secure by default. Autonomous by design.
AI-Augmented Detection Engine
Constantly updated with cutting-edge academic & industry research
Cross-Language Support
Solidity, Vyper, Rust, Go — optimized for Web3 environments
One-Click Reports
No local setup. No manual interpretation. Just answers.
CI/CD Integration Ready
Use Guardain as part of your deployment pipeline.
Private by Design
Code is encrypted on upload, never shared, deleted on request
Guardain is not a plugin.
It’s your protocol’s survival instinct.
How It Works
1. Upload Your Code
Submit public or private smart contracts with one click.
End-to-end encrypted. No retention. No leaks.
2. Automated Detection
Guardain runs deep static & dynamic scans, powered by AI-enhanced bug detectors and formal checkers.
3. Get Clear Results
Receive a structured vulnerability report:
→ Bug Type
→ Cause
→ Fix Suggestions
→ Impact Summary
4. Go Deeper (Optional)
Unlock pro insights:
→ Optimization tips (e.g., gas cost)
→ Advanced risk graphs
→ Integrate with elite audit contributors
Brand Voice
Guardain isn’t a service. It’s a survival layer.
If you ship without auditing, you're not building — you're gambling.Security isn’t scary. Ignorance is.
FAQ
Can this replace human audits?
No. But it scales trust across the 99% of projects that don’t get one.
What kinds of bugs are detected?
Logical flaws, reentrancy, unsafe delegate calls, overflows, underflows, and gas waste patterns — over 70+ types.
Which languages are supported?
Solidity, Vyper, Rust, Go. Cairo and Move coming soon.
Can it be used privately?
Yes. Everything is encrypted and disposable.
JOIN US
Your first audit should come before mainnet, not after the hack.