Software development & supply chain security
You shipped fast with AI. Let’s make sure it’s actually secure under the hood.
You prompted the app. The AI brought along a thousand uninvited dependencies. We find the ones that can hurt you—before they do.
The problem
AI writes the code. You inherit the supply chain.
You described what you wanted. The model wrote it and installed whatever packages it needed. A typical AI-built app runs on hundreds, each pulling in dozens more underneath.
An AI doesn't check its sources. When it needs a library to parse JSON or handle logins, it grabs whatever works. Suddenly, your product is running on hundreds of stranger-written packages that haven't been updated since 2019—and you've never read a line of them.
When something leaks, “the AI installed it” isn’t an answer you can give a customer.
import { parse } from ‘left-pad-json’ // unmaintained · 1 maintainer · known CVE
What we do
We check the code the AI wrote, and the code it borrowed.
We start with the part everyone skips, the dependencies holding your app together, then the code, then the pipeline that ships it.
An inventory you can actually read
We map out every dependency, even the ones buried three layers deep, so you know what’s really shipping.
Catch the dependency that turns on you
A hijacked or fake package can steal keys and user data the moment it runs. We check what each one actually does, and whether it’s doing more than it claims.
A second pair of eyes
We spot the exposed API keys, open endpoints, and default configs that AI-generated code almost always leaves wide open.
Walk away with something you can act on
A report in plain language: what’s critical, what can wait, and how to keep it solid after we’re gone.
How it works
Three steps. No rebuild required.
Point us at the repo
Read-only access is enough. Tell us what it does and where you’re headed.
We audit the whole stack
Every dependency, your code, and the pipeline. Usually 2–3 days.
You get a plan, ranked by what matters
A clear report: what’s critical, what can wait, what’s fine. Fix it yourself, or we do it with you.
Fair questions
What founders ask us first.
Working and safe are different tests. Code can run perfectly and still leave your database open or import a package with a known vulnerability. Running proves it works, not that no one can walk in.
You don't need to read a 200-line scanner dump. We translate the technical risk into plain language: what’s actually on fire, what can wait, and how to fix it (or we can just fix it with you)
That’s the risk. Every package runs with full access to your app and your users’ data, and you never reviewed a line of it. If one turns malicious, it’s already inside.
You can, and you’ll get 400 alerts with no idea which 6 matter. The judgment is the product. A scanner finds; an engineer decides.
Get started
You moved fast. That was the right call.
Now let’s make sure the code you shipped, and the packages holding it up, can’t be turned against your users. No rebuild, no lecture, just a clear read on where you stand.
First call is free. If there’s nothing worth fixing, we’ll tell you that too.
Got it, thanks.
We’ll read what you sent and reply within one business day, from a real engineer.