How the Vezraa Production-Ready App Leaderboard Works

A Leaderboard Built From Scan Data, Not Submissions

Most "best apps" lists are curated or self-submitted — someone fills out a form claiming their app is secure, fast, or well-built, and it gets listed on trust alone. The Vezraa Production-Ready Leaderboard works differently: it's generated directly from real scan results. You can't nominate an app or pay to appear on it. The only way in is to run the scan and clear the bar.

The Qualification Bar

Two conditions, both objective:

• Overall score of 80 or higher on a completed Vezraa scan.
• A currently valid Trust Badge issued for that scan — meaning it hasn't expired (badges last 90 days) or been revoked.

Both have to be true at the same time. A scan that hit 80+ six months ago doesn't count if the badge tied to it has since expired — the leaderboard reflects apps that are production-ready right now, not apps that were production-ready once.

How Ranking Works

Qualifying apps are sorted by score, highest first, showing up to the top 50. Every entry displays the domain, the score, and the date the badge was verified — no hidden weighting, no editorial curation. If two apps both score 95, the ranking is purely numeric.

Why This Matters More Than a Badge Alone

A Trust Badge on your own site tells your visitors your app passed a real audit. The leaderboard adds a second layer: relative proof. It's one thing to say "we scored 91." It's another to be visibly ranked against every other app that cleared the same bar, in a list you can't buy your way onto.

For founders building in public, or comparing notes with other indie hackers on how secure their shipped app actually is, the leaderboard turns an abstract question — "is my app secure enough?" — into a concrete, comparable number.

Getting on the Leaderboard

Scan your deployed app, see your score and every finding behind it, fix what's blocking you from 80, rescan, and generate your badge on a paid plan once you clear the threshold. From there, you're on the board automatically — no application, no waiting for approval.