
About Pixee
Pixee is a security platform that finds and fixes vulnerabilities in code, including code written by AI tools. It focuses on proving which findings are real before a fix is written.
What it does
Pixee reads a codebase, its security policies and its architecture to map how the software actually runs. It traces execution paths to check whether a finding can be exploited, which removes many false positives. It then writes fixes that follow your existing code patterns, so developers can merge them with less review work. It also looks at design-level risks before code exists.
Key features
- Traces execution paths to test exploitability
- Removes false positives before any fix is written
- Fixes that follow your existing code patterns
- Checks design risks before code is written
- Works through a backlog of open findings
Who it's for
Security teams and application security engineers who face large backlogs of scanner findings are the main audience. Enterprise engineering groups that want fixes that merge without heavy review are another likely group.
Pricing and good to know
The site has a request a demo option and a pricing page for plan details. According to the site, the platform works independently of the agent that wrote the code. Review any automated security fix before it reaches production, as you would with any tool.
Highlights
- Traces execution paths to test exploitability
- Removes false positives before any fix
- Fixes that follow your existing code patterns
- Checks design risks before code is written
- Works through a backlog of open findings












