Protect your Application's Code
Jscrambler’s Code Integrity makes your JavaScript code resilient so it can’t be read, copied, tampered with, or re-used. It fits into your build process with zero overhead. Every version of code you deploy is automatically protected on every screen. It’s that simple.
Hassle-free code protection, on every screen
Prevent
Detect
A full range of detection mechanisms that automatically trigger to protect your application and alert you that your code is being debugged, tampered with, or used outside an authorized environment.
Respond
Start protecting your applications’ code in under 2 minutes!
Work seamlessly across all tech stacks
Jscrambler is compatible with all Browsers, JavaScript, Mobile and Hybrid Frameworks, and Libraries. We regularly perform compatibility tests to ensure that Jscrambler can be integrated without any issues.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which JavaScript frameworks do you support?
We fully support React, Angular, Vue, Node.js, React Native, Ionic, NativeScript, Next.js, among others. Please see the full list of supported frameworks here.
Do you support server-side apps?
Yes, as long as they are written in JavaScript. Please check our Node.js integration tutorial.
Will the code remain protected offline?
The protected code will run offline the same way as online, so a permanent connection to the Internet is not required.
What options do you provide to protect the app?
You can protect your code both using the Jscrambler Web App and through the CLI. We also have clients for Webpack, Metro (React Native), Grunt, Gulp and Ember.
How does the Free Trial work?
During the trial period, you can test our product both with our Playground App and with your own app. Testing with the Playground App allows you to test all features. Testing with your own app is limited to a selected set of transformations, called Templates. You can make up to 25 protections with a maximum of 25 files per protection. All the code protected during the trial period will only work for 24 hours.
Do you support server-side apps?
Yes, as long as they are written in JavaScript. Please check our Node.js integration tutorial.