FutureHuman Security

From finding to fix, in one pass

FutureHuman Security reads your codebase, checks each finding before it reaches you, and proposes a patch your team can review and approve. In early access for studio plans.

How teams use FutureHuman Security

It works through your code the way a careful reviewer would: it follows the data, understands the context, and catches what pattern matching misses. Then it suggests the fix.

  • Scan everything at once

    FutureHuman Security reads across files and services, follows how data moves, and finds flaws that only show up when the pieces meet.

  • Check every finding

    Each result is challenged before you see it, so what reaches your team is real, and the false alarms that waste an afternoon never arrive.

  • Review and approve

    Every finding comes with a proposed patch. Your team reads it, approves it, and moves on, instead of adding to a backlog.

FutureHuman Security for the command line is in beta.

Scan, check, and patch from your terminal, with your code never leaving your environment.

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Built for security teams, used by our own

  • Every finding explained

    See what the flaw is, why it matters, and the fix it proposes.

  • Patches that fit

    Suggested fixes follow your code’s own structure and style.

  • Works where you work

    Send findings to your chat or tracker, export them for audit, and schedule scans to repeat.

  • You stay in control

    Nothing merges on its own: every patch waits for a person to approve it.

  • Our most capable model

    Scans run on FutureHuman Atlas 3, our strongest model for code.

FAQ

Where is it available?

In early access on studio plans. Talk to us to join.

Which model does it use?

Scans run on FutureHuman Atlas 3, our strongest model for reading and writing code.

What should I know about the risks?

It proposes changes and never applies them on its own. Every patch waits for a person to review it.

What kinds of flaws does it find?

Injection, broken access control, unsafe data handling, and flaws that only appear across several files.

How is it different from a scanner?

A scanner matches patterns. FutureHuman Security follows the data and the context, then checks each finding before you see it.

Does it work with the tools we already use?

Yes. Findings can go to your chat, your tracker, or an export for audit.

Can I scan part of a repository, or on a schedule?

Yes. Choose the folders to scan and set scans to repeat daily or weekly.

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