Know what will
break first.

Yes, and it's the only step that isn't optional: the report has to belong to someone. Continue with GitHub or Google and it's a single click, with no password to invent. No credit card is requested at any point, on this page or after it.

Yes, and not once: the free plan runs one full audit of your app every month, with every finding shown. No credit card, no trial that converts into a charge. Audits never cost credits, and the free plan also refills 5 fix credits a month.

That's the normal case, and no. Grace asks for access to the repositories you select, nothing wider. The audit only reads them to produce your report, and you revoke the access from GitHub the moment you want to. You can also upload a ZIP instead of connecting GitHub.

No. The audit reads and reports. It opens no pull request and pushes no branch. Fixes only happen later, if you ask for them, and even then every change arrives as a PR you approve.

Minutes for most apps. Connect the repo, and the report builds while you wait. You don't get put in a queue and emailed the next day.

It's written to be read by whoever pays for the app, not only by whoever wrote it. Each risk says what breaks, who it affects, and what it takes to close. If you built your app with AI and can't read the code, that's precisely the situation Grace was built for.

Your last 30 days: the decisions, the incidents and the reasoning behind each change. Older notes are forgotten, with an email 7 days before anything goes. Upgrade to Pro within 60 days and they come back; export them at any time, on any plan. On Pro, nothing is forgotten.

It usually is, a bit. That's the point of looking. The report ranks what to deal with first, so a rough score turns into a short list rather than a vague dread.

Yes. Free covers one app with one audit a month. Pro is $29 per app per month, with unlimited audits on every app and a portfolio view of what you're carrying. Agencies routinely run one audit per client app.