Should I Ship scans your codebase for the things you didn't know to check. Security holes, cost surprises, missing fundamentals. Plain English. Three minutes.
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Exposed keys, auth holes, injection paths, data leaks between users — found before anyone else finds them.
Your app costs $12/month at 10 users. What about 10,000? We show you exactly where the money goes.
Living architecture docs, auto-generated and always current. Finally explain your own app's data flow.
A living checklist that knows your stage. Pre-launch it flags security. At scale it flags architecture.
How the score works
Findings are weighted by severity, confidence, exploitability, cost exposure, and launch impact. A critical auth issue should move the score more than a tidy-up task.
See how it worksSecrets, auth boundaries, webhook verification, injection paths, user data exposure, and risky client-side access.
AI API calls, database query patterns, asset delivery, bundle size, third-party services, and scale-sensitive code paths.
Routes, data flow, dependency shape, schema usage, API surface, circular imports, and unused or orphaned code.
Environment setup, rate limits, input validation, error handling, logging, monitoring, and deploy blockers.
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Static analysis + AI reviews every file, route, dependency, and config.
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