Mobb takes findings from application security scanners and produces the actual fix, delivered into the developer’s workflow. Scanners are good at finding problems and produce far more of them than any team can work through, which is why security backlogs grow rather than shrink.
Moving from a report to a proposed patch changes the economics of that backlog. The bottleneck was never detection; it was a developer having to understand somebody else’s vulnerability class before they could remediate it.
Pricing is published, with a free tier and paid plans from $20 to $40. Generated fixes still need review before merging, since a patch that resolves a scanner finding can introduce a behavioural change, and coverage depends on which scanners and languages are supported.
