Ask most developers what they actually worry about when they hand their code to a security tool, and the answer usually is not the price or the feature list. It is a quieter question: where does my code go?

That question is the reason VirtualSpace AppSec exists in the shape it does. One of the things that makes it different is not just its accessible pricing, or how much control you get over your scans. It is something more fundamental, a promise to the developers who want to keep their code theirs.

A no-server code policy

VirtualSpace AppSec is built around a no-server code policy. Your projects are scanned locally. Your source code stays on your machine. The bundled local analysis components, your analysis, and your results all live inside your own environment, not ours.

We do not upload your code to our servers for processing, classification, training, or review. There is no quiet "we may use your data to improve our product" clause hiding in the background. Your code remains yours. Truly.

Why local-by-default matters

When analysis happens on your own machine, an entire category of risk simply disappears. There is no copy of your unreleased work sitting in someone else's cloud, no breach of our infrastructure that could ever expose your source, and nothing to leak because there is nothing to store. Privacy stops being a policy you have to trust and becomes the way the tool physically works.

That is the idea at the core of VirtualSpace AppSec: private by design, local by default, and focused on helping you secure the code you already own, without ever asking you to give it up.