Bake-off

Run us against your current tool, on the same app

Same target, same time box, findings your team reproduces. Then decide.

Covers Android, iOS, HarmonyOS, web apps, APIs and source code.

Delta reportExample layout

Every finding reproduced by your team

How it works

Four steps, agreed with your team before anything runs.

Agree the scope
Record exact builds, tool versions, profiles and configuration, devices and OS, test accounts and MFA, time budget, analyst assistance and severity scale before testing.
Run both tools
Run both tools on the same build under agreed conditions and time budget. Record reached and blocked workflows, scan limitations and any analyst assistance.
Reproduce the findings
Your team reproduces the findings with the supplied evidence. Keep confirmed and unconfirmed findings separate, with reproduction notes.
Read the delta report
Compare confirmed and unconfirmed findings, shared and unique results, missing coverage, analyst effort and total costs.

The same conditions for both sides, so the result is worth reading.

Same exact build and scope; record build identifiers before testing.
Same time budget, devices, OS and test accounts with configured MFA.
Record tool versions, scan profiles and configuration for both tools.
Document vendor and analyst assistance, reached and blocked workflows, and scan limitations.
A finding counts as confirmed only once your team reproduces it; keep unconfirmed findings separate.
Written authorization before scanning; no app changes during the test.
Record tool, infrastructure and analyst costs for both sides.

The delta report
Side-by-side confirmed and unconfirmed findings, shared results and findings unique to either tool, reproduction evidence, reached and blocked workflows, missing coverage, analyst effort and costs.
A readout call
We go through the results with your team and answer questions. The decision stays with you.

Each finding the AI agents confirm comes with a working exploit, severity, impact and evidence.

How long does a bake-off take?

Which tools can we compare against?

Do we have to change our setup?

What if our current tool finds something Ostorlab misses?

Who decides whether a finding counts?

Keep your current tool as it is. Look at the results side by side, then decide.