From repo link to fix prompt, in one pass
Codanopy runs a set of automated security checks on your code, then an AI review that reads it the way an experienced developer would — looking at how the pieces fit together, not just one line at a time. Here is exactly what happens between submitting your code and getting a report.
Scan your app free1. Submit a repository or a ZIP
Paste the link to a public GitHub repository, or upload your code as a ZIP file. No sign-up, and you don't have to give us access to your GitHub account — we only read what you hand us for this one scan.
2. We figure out what your app is built with
We look at your files to see which programming language and framework you used, so the right checks run automatically. You don't have to tell us anything.
3. Automated checks run across your code
We look for passwords and keys left in your code (including old versions of it), outside libraries with known security holes, unsafe coding patterns such as database queries built from raw user input (SQL injection), and risky settings in your deployment files. Each problem found is rated by how serious it is.
4. An AI pass reads across files
Automated checks look at one file at a time. But the mistakes AI tools typically make only show up when you look at several files together — for example, a page that checks you're logged in but then shows you another user's data, or a price set in the browser that the server simply accepts. This AI review reads across files to catch exactly those.
5. You get a free scorecard
A score from 0 to 100, a letter grade, and a count of problems by how serious they are — free, every time. A single critical problem caps the score at 75, so a good-looking score can't hide something dangerous like a leaked password.
6. $49 unlocks the fix
The score and summary are always free. A one-time payment unlocks, for every problem found: a plain-English explanation of what could actually go wrong, and a ready-made instruction you can paste straight into your AI coding assistant to fix it.
Curious what actually goes wrong in AI-generated apps and why? Read the risk breakdown, or see what happens to your code and your report.