Product Comparison
The ZapAI ecosystem is built around three core products. Each one plays a specific role in keeping the on chain world safe. This comparison page helps you understand how ZapShield, ZapCheck and ZapGuard differ from one another and how they work together to create a complete security and intelligence layer.
High Level Overview
ZapShield: Focuses on smart contracts. It tests contracts, simulates attacks and uncovers issues before deployment.
ZapCheck: Focuses on tokens. It studies liquidity, holder activity and contract safety to help users avoid unreliable or risky projects.
ZapGuard: Focuses on AI agents. It protects agents from harmful prompts, dangerous interactions and unusual behaviour while they operate on chain.
Core Purpose Comparison
- ZapShield: Helps developers launch safer contracts by exposing flaws and strengthening their code.
- ZapCheck: Helps investors make safer choices by offering a clear view of token health and reliability.
- ZapGuard: Helps teams deploy autonomous agents confidently by guiding and monitoring their behaviour.
Who Uses Each Product
- ZapShield: Developers, auditors, technical teams and anyone managing contract deployments.
- ZapCheck: Investors, traders, launchpads, communities and anyone reviewing token safety.
- ZapGuard: AI agent developers, protocol teams and organizations running automated on chain operations.
What Each Product Protects
ZapShield: Protects smart contracts from technical vulnerabilities and exploit paths.
ZapCheck: Protects users from unsafe tokens, misleading projects and hidden contract risks.
ZapGuard: Protects AI agents from manipulation, poisoned data and unexpected behavioural shifts.
Feature Summary
- ZapShield: Attack simulation, fuzz testing, symbolic analysis, continuous audits.
- ZapCheck: Liquidity review, holder distribution, contract checks, behaviour analytics.
- ZapGuard: Prompt filtering, contract validation, anomaly detection, threat modelling.
How They Work Together
While each product serves a different purpose, they all work toward the same goal. ZapShield protects the contracts that power the network. ZapCheck protects the tokens that users interact with. ZapGuard protects the AI agents that automate on chain activity. Together they create a full security layer that supports a safer and more intelligent Web3.