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acme-app

audit · 2 min ago

audit ready
63/ 100

Your audit is ready. Here's what to fix, best value first.

38

urgent risks to close

4

one-click fixes ready

81

issues found

◆ Code health

  • Security & trust78
  • Speed & reliability61
  • Ease of change28

◆ What to fix · best value first

1
criticalsecurity · quick win

Refund endpoint has no auth check

Launch fix

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An architecture map

Every service, dependency, and critical flow in your app, drawn out. Usually the first time anyone has seen the whole thing at once.

Risks ranked by severity

Not an undifferentiated wall of alerts. What sits on a revenue path comes first. On the free plan the two most severe are spelled out in full; any paid plan opens the rest of the list.

A repo health score

One number for the state of the codebase, broken down so you can see what's dragging it down, and what it would take to move it.

A shareable report

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Three steps, no call required.

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    Connect the repo

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  2. 02a few minutes

    Grace reads the code

    It maps the architecture, traces the critical flows, and checks the dependencies, secrets, and auth paths.

  3. 03free, forever

    You get the report

    Health score, ranked risks, architecture map, plus three credits so you can actually fix something. Yours to keep whether or not you ever come back.

Handing over a repo is a real decision.

So here's exactly what the audit does and doesn't do, before you click. If something is still unclear, the full trust page goes further.

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The audit only reads. You choose the repositories, and access can be revoked at any moment from your Git provider.

Nothing is changed

The audit writes no code, opens no pull request, and touches no branch. It's a diagnosis, not treatment.

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You can stop right there

Plenty of people run the audit, read the report, and fix things themselves. That's a legitimate outcome.

If any of this is you, the audit is worth ten minutes.

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Small SaaS teams · 1–5 devs

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Solo builders & vibecoders

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Yes. No credit card, no trial that converts into a charge. It's automated enough that it costs us very little, and it's how we'd rather start a conversation: with the actual state of your code in front of both of us.

Read-only access to the repositories you select, through GitHub or GitLab. Grace never needs write access to run an audit, and you can revoke access from your Git provider whenever you want.

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 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. Agencies and studios routinely run one per client app and use the reports as a portfolio-wide view of what they're carrying. Tell us how many and we'll set up a grouped audit.

Your app is one link away from a diagnosis.

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