Scorifya is now on the iOS App Store

What it is

Scorifya for iOS is a native companion to scorifya.com. It runs the same scan engine, returns the same 0–100 hardening score, and uses the same finding library—so a TLS issue on the web product is exactly the same TLS issue in the app.

What it adds is reach. You can run a scan from a coffee shop after a customer mentions their site looks slow, browse the latest CISA Known Exploited Vulnerabilities feed during a commute, or pull up a watched domain's last score before walking into a security review without opening a laptop.

Download it from the [App Store](https://apps.apple.com/app/scorifya/id6764658965) — free, no account required to scan public URLs.

What's in the app

**Scan any public URL** — paste a hostname, get the same scorecard the web product produces: TLS posture, security headers, exposure signals, cookie attributes, DNS and email auth, all weighted into one score.

**Browse CISA KEV notices** — the same curated feed at latest CVE notices, readable on a phone with native search. Useful for keeping up with what's actively being exploited.

**Watch list (signed in)** — every domain you've added on the web is available in the app, with the same automatic weekly re-scans. Tap to see the score history and what changed last.

**Share permalinks** — the same /r/<token> links work both ways. Open a share from a Slack message on iPhone, run a fresh scan in the app, and the resulting permalink works back in your team's chat.

Subscriptions and Sign-in

Sign in with the same account you use on scorifya.com—your watch list, shared scans, and Pro status sync across both.

Pro on iOS is purchased through the App Store. The paywall (Account → Scorifya Pro) shows monthly and yearly tiers with the per-month equivalent for yearly, plus links to Terms of Use and Privacy. Manage or cancel anytime from **Settings → [your name] → Subscriptions** on your iPhone.

If you've already subscribed on scorifya.com, your existing Pro applies in the app too—you don't subscribe twice. If you cancel one and want to restart on the other side, both products handle that gracefully.

What's not in the app (yet)

Some Pro-only behaviors that involve heavy desktop tooling—like JSON/CSV/PDF exports of full scan reports—are still web-only. The app surfaces the score, findings, and remediation, but exporting a full report to share with a security team is a flow we kept on the web for now.

Watch list editing is limited to add/remove on iOS today; bulk operations and watch-list-level alerts are still web-side. Both will land in the app over the next few releases.

Why we built it

Most public-hardening checks happen reactively: someone asks "is this safe?" and you want a real answer in 30 seconds, not after walking back to a desk. That's the gap the iOS app closes. The web product remains the home for deep work—rolling out CSP, reading how scoring works, comparing against industry benchmarks—but the app is for the quick reach-and-check moments.

Android is on the roadmap but we wanted to ship iOS first to make sure the IAP, subscription, and Clerk-in-WebView flows were solid before scaling to a second platform.