Free code check for AI-built apps

Is your app safe to launch?

You built it with Lovable, Bolt, Replit or Cursor, and it runs. Connect the code and in about two minutes you will know what is safe to keep, what needs fixing and what blocks launch.

What stays comes first. Most of what you built is worth keeping.
Every finding is from your own code, in plain English, with a first fix.
A prompt for each fix that you can paste straight back into your builder.

Public GitHub repository

We list the repository's files, then read only the code. Images, packages and build files are never downloaded.

Your code is read once and not kept. Only the report is saved, at a private link. Keys found in your code are hidden in the report. When you check a GitHub repository, we note your GitHub username and the repository name beside the report, so we can find it if you ask us for help.

What the check looks at

Is it safe?

Keys left in the code, database tables anyone can read, payments that can be faked, and server functions with no lock on the door.

Will it hold up?

The screens that slow down first, the queries that stop at 1,000 rows, and the AI calls that can run up your bill.

What is left before launch?

Scored against the Launch List our engineers use: ownership, data, payments, sign-in and the basics of going live.

A map of your app

Every screen, table and outside service in one picture, with the weak points marked, so you can see where it breaks.

How to get your code here

Lovable: Connect GitHub in your project settings. Then pick the repository here.
Bolt: Push to GitHub from the project menu, or choose Download and upload the zip.
Replit: Connect GitHub from the Git panel, or use Download as zip in the Files menu.
Cursor or Claude: Push the project to GitHub, or zip the folder as it is. Images and packages are left out for you.

What this is, and is not

It is a first read of your code by automated checks and an AI reviewer, built by the engineers at Onekode from what we find when founders send us their builds.

It does not run your app, log in to it or test it against attackers, and it can miss things or raise a false alarm. It is not a replacement for a person reviewing payments and customer data before you take money.

When you want that, a senior engineer will go through your app with you: what stays, what needs fixing and what blocks launch. That is free too, and limited each week.