Find yourexposed tokensbefore hackers do.

Yes. Every scan is free for now, while KinBeat is new. We will say so here before that changes.

You can paste a chat, upload a screenshot or image, a PDF, a config file or any other file. You can also scan your GitHub repositories, public and private, your GitHub PR history (up to 100 pull requests for free), a web page, your Slack chats or a Google Drive file. One file at a time, files up to 10 MB.

Not as you typed it. Only a small piece of up to 400 characters around a finding goes to KinBeat's own AI server, which keeps no copy. It never goes to an outside AI service.

We never store your text, files, chats or secrets.

KinBeat's own rules and decoders read scrambled text (base64), hex, URL codes, spelled-out letters, NATO code words, number words and tokens split over messages. Tested on over 230,000 cases.

98.9% on our latest live run. No scanner is perfect, so treat every found key as exposed and change it.

You can scan a public repository by pasting the link in the chat directly. Public repositories which you don't own get only the count of exposed secrets, to avoid exploitation. If you own the repository, or if it is private, you can share a read access token and we will show each result in the chat. The token is never saved and expires right after access. Watch this video to see how.

Yes. You can scan up to 100 merged pull requests on a specific branch, or on the default branch when the link names none. We need a read access token to confirm your identity. Check this video to see how to create one. These tokens are not stored anywhere on our platform, to maintain privacy. Public repositories which you don't own get only the count of exposed secrets, to avoid exploitation.

Connect your Slack workspace from the chat and pick a channel. KinBeat reads up to 10,000 messages per scan and keeps no copy. The connection expires after 10 minutes without use, and you can disconnect at any time.