Group Thrashing

by Auny 🧡 · 24 ratings

A crew points it at any URL and red-teams it together without all finding the same bug. Everyone is auto-assigned a different lane — forms, small screen, keyboard, edge input, the flow, slow+cold, links, words, look, what's missing. Coverage is inverted: covered lanes recede, untouched ones stay dashed orange saying "nobody tested this", and the header counts lanes still dark rather than percent done. File a finding and it fingerprints your words. If someone already reported it differently, it stops you and makes you either +1 theirs or say something new. Bugs, feature ideas, design feedback and real code patches all pin to the same board as paper notes. "Open a pull request" fetches the target's live source through the Worker, you edit it in place, and it diffs your edit into a patch. "Red team with AI" fetches the page and runs real checks — CSP, clickjacking, HSTS, nosniff, tab-nabbing, mixed content, viewport, alt text, password-over-GET — pinning every hit through the same duplicate gate. An AI Reviewer reads every patch automatically, answers @bot in chat, and can be asked about any finding. Plus a shared whiteboard, sticky notes, a plan list and chat. The target opens in your own tab, not an iframe, so logins and paywalled pages work.

by kaleb · 24 ratings

Uers join a collaborative room and talk trash about a website

by Hovhannes Mkhitaryan · 27 ratings

Everyone trashes one site. Tap and leave comments. Download md file for fixing.

by Air Planes · 26 ratings

Air Audit Live by Airplanes is a collaborative website testing tool where guests join instantly with just a username—no sign-up, no fees, no backend. Teams load any URL, thrash the site together by clicking, commenting, and pinning issues across Design, Function, and Security audits, with everything updating live for everyone in the session using local browser sync.

by durdy · 24 ratings

A group points at one live website, tries to break it, and leaves hits in real time. No login. 1. Paste the URL. Name yourself. Start. 2. Copy the invite. Everyone opens the same link. 3. Poke the site. Drop a break, bug, note, or ok. 4. The feed updates for the group. Tap THRASH (top left) for a new session.

by ₥AN$A · 21 ratings

I built an app that allows multiple users to "Red Team" a website.

by Wil · 21 ratings

Sandbox DOM editor. Keep track of comments and edits from a central plane. Load the page within the site.

by Sharon · 26 ratings

I built a red teaming collaboration site for a builder crew to test and work together in real time. When users land on the homepage, they can click LOGIN (DEMO), which uses a fake login flow (no auth backend yet) and routes them to a mission dashboard. The landing page is fully re-themed for red teaming, with sections focused on reporting findings, triage flow, collaboration, and team training. The dashboard gives the crew quick access to Bug Reports, Project Rooms, Training Labs, and Team Activity. This version is intentionally no-backend for speed, so we can test UX and team workflow first, then add real auth + database once the flow is validated.

by Smiley “MakeShif” · 26 ratings

Camp Red Team trasher