Catch what breaks
before you ship it.
Connect a GitHub repository and MeshSail reviews it the way a careful senior engineer would. It looks for bugs, scaling limits, rough edges, wasted backend work, and security holes, then proposes the fixes for you to approve. Nothing changes until you say so.
Free while in beta. Runs on your own model key, so you control what is spent. It opens a pull request and never merges on its own.
From connected repo to reviewed pull request.
Five steps, and you hold the wheel the whole way. The audit finds and proposes. You decide what actually changes.
Connect a repository
Install the GitHub App on the repos you pick. It reads them to audit, nothing more.
Bring your model key
Set one key for your account. You choose the model and how deep to go, and you control the spend.
It works the checklist
The audit reads your code objective by objective, like a reviewer going through a list.
You approve the fixes
Every finding is yours to approve or dismiss. Nothing is changed without your say-so.
It opens a pull request
Approved fixes land on a new branch as a PR you review. It never pushes to your main branch.
Six audits, each a checklist worked against your real code.
Pick the ones you want. Each is a fixed set of objectives the audit works through by reading the files that objective is about, not a vague once-over.
Bugs and logic
Broken logic, unhandled errors, edge cases, race conditions, and dead code.
Scaling and performance
N+1 queries, missing indexes, unbounded reads, and the traps that bite under real load.
Polish and UX states
Missing loading, empty, and error states, plus the rough edges users hit first.
Backend efficiency
Redundant queries, over-fetching, and wasted work on the hot path that costs you money.
Security and pentest
Access-control gaps, exposed secrets, injection, and auth weaknesses. Always run last.
Test plan
Your critical flows turned into a concrete manual test plan to run before launch.
You stay in control of your code.
A tool that reads your repository and your keys has to earn trust. Here is how this one is built.
Nothing changes without your approval
The audit proposes. You approve each fix, and only then does it open a pull request. It never merges and never pushes to your default branch.
Your model key stays private
The key you bring is encrypted before it is stored and decrypted only in memory while a run executes. We show you only the last four characters.
Your code is read, not kept
We read your repository to run the audit you start. We do not keep a copy of it, and we do not use your code to train models.
Delete it whenever
Close your account and your projects, audits, findings, and keys go with it. Revoke the GitHub App on your side any time to cut off access at the source.
Give your code a careful read before your users do.
Free while in beta. Connect a repository, bring your model key, and get a real launch-readiness audit in minutes.