01 · Coverage
End-to-end hunt
Maps the surface, tests it, and keeps going until coverage is real — not a one-shot scan that stops at the first 200 OK.
Autonomous AI operator · Live
The autonomous operator for bug bounty.
Point it at a target you're authorized to test. HUNTR maps the attack surface, tests it, validates what it finds, and drafts the report. You review and submit — it never submits for you.
Early access: priority onboarding and a direct line to the team. No spam — launch notice only.
View the pipeline ↓Output validated, report-ready findings — not scanner noise
Control human gate · never auto-submits
Scope authorized targets only · scope respected
◆ It hunts. You decide.
◆ Surface → report, while you sleep.
◆ Validated. Never auto-submitted.
◆ Target acquired.
The Pipeline
Three steps.
The rest is automated.
No tool soup, no config maze. Scroll through one hunt — pick a target, let HUNTR work, review what it hands back.
01
Pick
Pick
Enter a target you're authorized to test and choose the scope — web, API, mobile, source. Black, grey, or white box. The engine decides the methodology.
02
Hunt
Hunt
HUNTR maps the attack surface, tests it class by class, and validates every finding — dropping the false positives before they ever reach you.
03
Send
Send
Each finding arrives report-ready, reproduction and impact drafted. You review, decide, and submit. Nothing goes out without you.
huntr · fire control PICK
The Console
Your operator dashboard.
Watch the hunt live, review what's validated, and send when you're ready — all from one calm console.
Live fire control · runs on your machine · nothing auto-submitted
Capability
Scanners give noise.
Hunters give payouts.
HUNTR runs a real methodology end-to-end — automated recon, testing, and validation — so what lands in your queue is signal, not a scanner dump.
02 · Signal
Validated, not noisy
Findings are validated before they reach you. False positives are dropped, so you read a short list of real vulnerabilities — not a 400-line export.
03 · Output
Report-ready
Reproduction and impact come drafted with each finding. You spend minutes reviewing, not hours writing up the report.
04 · Control
You hold the trigger
Nothing is ever auto-submitted, and HUNTR only runs against targets you're authorized to test. The judgment stays human.
Comparison
HUNTR vs. a scanner.
Same target, two very different outputs. A scanner flags; HUNTR hunts, validates, and writes it up.
HUNTROperator
Validated, report-ready findings — with you on the trigger.
- Tests behavior, then validates every finding
- Drops false positives before they reach you
- Reproduction and impact drafted per finding
- Covers the surface to depth — not one-shot
- Never auto-submits — you review and send
- Runs only on authorized, in-scope targets
Traditional scannerNoise
Raw matches you still have to triage, prove, and write up.
- Stops at surface signals (200 OK, reflected param)
- Dumps everything — you sift the false positives
- No reproduction or impact — you write the report
- One-shot, shallow pass over the surface
- Flags without judgment — confirms nothing
- Scope and authorization left entirely to you
Protocol
HUNTR drafts.
You submit.
Every finding is a draft for you to review. HUNTR only runs against targets you're authorized to test, and it respects scope. It replaces the tedium — never your judgment.
FAQ
Questions, answered.
HUNTR is an autonomous AI operator for bug bounty. You point it at a target you're authorized to test and it maps the attack surface, tests it, validates what it finds, and drafts the report. You review and submit.
No. HUNTR never auto-submits. Every finding is a draft for you to review and submit. The judgment stays human.
Scanners stop at surface signals and produce noise. HUNTR runs a real methodology end-to-end, validates each finding to drop false positives, and delivers report-ready vulnerabilities with reproduction and impact.
Yes. HUNTR only runs against targets you're authorized to test, and it respects program scope. It's a tool for authorized security research.
Early Access
Stop scanning.
Start hunting.
Request early access to HUNTR and we'll reach out when your spot opens.