When there are three of you, nobody has time to review, test and harden everything. CodeReviewer covers the review, the tests and the security basics so you can keep shipping fast without piling up risk.
Money math with decimals. The rest of the codebase counts in cents.
Everyone's shipping. Pull requests get a quick thumbs-up, or merge with no review at all.
The test suite never gets written because there's always a feature that matters more.
Nobody checked the headers, the cookies or the dependencies. Then a customer's security questionnaire shows up.
Whole-codebase reviews on every pull request, with the safe fixes written and committed for you.
AI-authored tests for your key flows, replayed free on a schedule so a release never quietly breaks sign-up or checkout.
A graded security scan of your app, a threat model from your own code and one report you can hand to customers.
Connect GitHub with a guided setup and your next pull request gets reviewed. No infrastructure to run.
Startups rarely lose because they shipped too slowly. They lose trust when the thing a customer relies on breaks. CodeReviewer keeps the guard rails up (review, tests, security) without adding process or people.
There are no add-ons to pick. Code review, verified fixes, test automation, real-device mobile testing, security and performance scans and spec tracking are all included for every developer.
Every pull request gets a senior-level review within minutes. CodeReviewer reads your repo as it'll look after the change. It only comments where it can show you why.
→autofixA finding is only half the job. CodeReviewer writes the fix, type-checks it, builds it and commits it to the pull request. Do one finding, all of them, or give it your own instructions.
→test automationPoint CodeReviewer at part of your app. It reads the code to learn what the feature should do, clicks through it like a user, and records real end-to-end tests. Authoring uses AI once; every replay after that is free.
→security testingGet a security grade without sending any attack traffic. Run active, pentest-style scans on domains you've verified. Get a threat model built from your own code. Then turn each finding into a fix.
→spec trackingUpload the spec for a feature or a client project. CodeReviewer breaks it into requirements, checks every pull request against them, and keeps a live scorecard with evidence for each one.
→performanceMost speed tools only measure your public homepage. CodeReviewer replays your signed-in flows under throttling, measures Core Web Vitals on the real pages, and alerts you the moment a change blows a budget.
→One plan, priced per developer, with a 15-day free trial and no card needed to start. See the pricing page for current launch pricing.
A few minutes. Install the GitHub App through the guided setup, pick your repositories and open a pull request.
Spec tracking is optional. Many small teams start with review and tests, then upload a spec for their next big feature.
Yes. Add developers and projects as you grow, with roles and granular permissions when you need them.
Start your 15-day free trial. We onboard a few teams every week.
