AttackLedger

AttackLedger is a web app (with an optional desktop agent) for penetration testers who waste hours stitching together screenshots, commands, logs, and notes into a coherent report. It captures evidence in a structured way during testing: command history, tool outputs, screenshots, affected assets, and reproduction steps, then links each artifact to a finding template and severity rationale. An AI-assisted writing mode drafts clear findings, remediation guidance, and executive summaries while preserving exact evidence trails and timestamps for auditability. The app exports to client-friendly formats (DOCX/PDF) and integrates with ticketing so fixes don’t die in a PDF. This is not a scanner and won’t “find” vulnerabilities for you; it’s a workflow and documentation system that reduces reporting time, improves consistency, and makes results harder to dispute.

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