
TrustPin exists for the teams who take their users' security personally and shouldn't need an enterprise budget or a dedicated security team to act on it.
If you've ever hardcoded a certificate pin, shipped your app, and crossed your fingers, you already know the beginning of our story.
Before starting a security company, we were mobile developers. We implemented certificate pinning the way most teams did: bake the certificate into the app, ship it, and hope nothing changed before the next release.
But eventually, something always changes. A certificate gets renewed early. The infrastructure team migrates a load balancer. Suddenly, the app you shipped no longer trusts your own servers.
The technical fix might take an hour, but app-store review and user adoption can take weeks. In the meantime, your users are locked out, and your application code wasn't even the problem.
Most teams respond in the only rational way available to them: they quietly disable pinning.
That's what bothered us. One of the strongest practical defenses against man-in-the-middle attacks was being abandoned, not because it didn't work, but because it was too risky to operate without an enterprise-grade security platform behind it.
So we built the thing we wished we'd had: certificate pins that update remotely, verified cryptographically on the device, with no app release in the loop. That way you keep the protection and lose the fear.
Two convictions run through every decision we make, from what we build to how we price it.
Certificate pinning shouldn't be a luxury feature. Whether you're a solo developer shipping your first app or a team running fifty, your users face the same attacks and deserve the same protection. Strong security should be within reach of everyone who's responsible for other people's data, not locked behind enterprise contracts.
We measure ourselves against your Tuesday afternoon, not our feature list. Integration in minutes, defaults that fail safe, documentation written by people who've read too many bad docs.
Values are cheap until they cost something. Here's how ours show up in the product you'd actually use.
Not a time-boxed trial. Protect your first app in production without talking to sales or entering a card.
SDKs for iOS, Android, Flutter, and React Native, plus a CLI for your pipeline, designed so pinning stops being a project and becomes a dependency.
If TrustPin is ever unreachable, your app falls back to its last trusted configuration. Pinning is never interrupted, and your release never breaks because of us.
We collect no identifying data about the end users of your apps, and the platform is hosted in the EU.
Our security posture is documented in plain language: what we do, how it works, and exactly where we are. You can make your own judgment.
Questions about your pinning setup, our roadmap, or whether TrustPin fits your stack? Reach out, a person who builds the product will answer.