Show customers your app is scanned

A Securie badge is a tiny SVG your app can display in its footer or GitHub README. It proves to your users that every release goes through a sandbox-verified security review — and it links back to a live verification page. Free.

Three sizes — pick what fits

Previews are live — they render from the demo endpoint right now.

Compact

Shield-style, ~148×20. Perfect for GitHub READMEs next to build/license badges.

Standard

200×48. Site footer, landing-page trust bar, below the fold.

Hero

320×96. Above the fold, feature block, comparison table.

How to install

Replace your-slug with the slug you'll get after your first scan.

HTML (site footer)

<a href="https://securie.ai/badge/your-slug" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer">
  <img src="https://securie.ai/badge/your-slug/badge.svg"
       alt="Secured by Securie" height="20" />
</a>

Markdown (GitHub README)

[![Secured by Securie](https://securie.ai/badge/your-slug/badge.svg)](https://securie.ai/badge/your-slug)

React / JSX

<a href="https://securie.ai/badge/your-slug" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer">
  <img src="https://securie.ai/badge/your-slug/badge.svg?variant=standard"
       alt="Secured by Securie" height={48} />
</a>

Query params

Param	Values	Default
variant	compact · standard · hero	compact
theme	light · dark	light

What the badge means

Secure — score ≥ 80. No open critical or high findings; last scan within 30 days.
Review — score 60–79. Some non-critical findings open; remediation in progress.
Issues — score under 60. Active findings; customer should investigate the linked page.
Pending — new install, scan not yet complete.

We never expose code, finding details, or PII on the public badge page. Only the rolled-up score + tier + last-scan timestamp are visible.