You didn't fail at deployment. Deployment failed you.

The problem we exist for

AI coding tools made it possible to build a working app in an afternoon. They did not make it possible to know whether that app is safe to put in front of real users. The same speed that ships a prototype ships the security gaps with it — open databases, leaked keys, missing auth — and the person shipping usually can't see them.

ZipLoom is the step between 'it works on my screen' and 'it's live on the internet.'

What ZipLoom does

ZipLoom takes an AI-generated app, runs a security scan as a gate on the deploy, and ships it to the platform of your choice — then keeps it healthy with monitoring, automatic rollback, and self-healing. The scan catches the exact gaps AI tools tend to leave: row-level security, exposed secrets, vulnerable dependencies, weak auth, and more. Findings come back with fixes formatted for the same AI tool that wrote the code.

The name

Zip is speed and connection. Loom is the machine that weaves separate threads into a single fabric. ZipLoom weaves the separate threads of shipping software — scan, secrets, deploy, domains, monitoring — into one thing that just produces a live, checked URL.

How we think about it

Every claim we make about your app is meant to be specific and checkable — a named setting, a named finding, a named fix. We'd rather tell you the one table with row-level security switched off than hand you a vague score. Security you can't verify isn't security; it's branding.

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