CodeAudit
CodeAudit · For developers

Ship with a second pair of eyes — that actually reads the code.

Built for indie devs and contractors who want a real review before they cut a release. Every finding cites a realfile:line range — ungrounded claims are filtered before delivery, so you don’t waste an afternoon chasing a hallucinated bug. $10. One report. Email.

Run an audit · $10See a sample report
Grounded — no hallucinated bugsPublic repo or zip uploadAuto-refund on failureClones deleted within the hour
What lands in your inboxdelivered
gradeB+
Solid TypeScript core; auth flow leans on a hand-rolled session cookie that bypasses one of Next.js 15’s middleware guarantees. See F-003.
F-001Unescaped separator in regex alternationmedium
F-003Session cookie set outside middlewarehigh
F-008N+1 queries in audit listinglow

Ranked findings, with citations

Each finding shows a confidence, severity, the file and line range it’s anchored to, and a one-paragraph explanation of what’s wrong and why.

Refactor roadmap

The report ends with an ordered list of follow-up actions — biggest wins first. Use it as a sprint plan or paste it into your issue tracker.

No false-positive tax

Findings without a verifiable citation are dropped before delivery. If a claim survives to your inbox, the line it points to actually exists in your tree.

When to run one

Three points in your loop.

  1. 01

    Before a release

    Catch the embarrassing thing before your users do. ~5 min, $10, no CI plumbing.

  2. 02

    After a big refactor

    Sanity-check that the new architecture didn't break a security or perf invariant.

  3. 03

    When you inherit a repo

    New job, new contract, new contractor. Get a tour with structure, risks, and entry points.

No subscription · no usage tiers

$10 per audit. One charge, refunded if anything fails.

Public GitHub URLs or zip / tar.gz uploads. Up to ~150k LOC per run; if you’re bigger, point us at a subdirectory.

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