Find real security issues — and keep them fixed.

CodeSecurity reviews your GitHub PRs or branches for real, exploitable security risks, then helps your team track, fix, and re-verify them over time.
It's security review as a shared, iterative workflow — not a one-time scan or report.

Security doesn't fail at detection. It fails at follow-through.

Most security tools stop at findings. They generate long reports, flood dashboards, and move on.

What happens next:

Issues get deprioritized
Fixes are pushed but never verified
Old vulnerabilities quietly resurface
Ownership gets blurred across tools and teams

CodeSecurity changes that. It turns security review into a clear, trackable process, so:

Real risks don't get buried in noise
Ownership is explicit
Fixes are verified, not assumed
Security improves with every iteration

Security review shouldn't end at detection. Now it doesn't.

What CodeSecurity gives you

1. Real security issues — not scanner noise

Only reports vulnerabilities with clear exploitability and impact.

No style warnings. No generic advice.

2. Precise, developer-ready findings

Every issue includes:

  • File name & exact line numbers
  • Vulnerable code snippet
  • Clear explanation of risk and impact
  • Severity: High / Medium / Low

Engineers know exactly what to fix and why.

3. Concrete fixes you can apply

Each issue comes with:

  • Step-by-step remediation guidance
  • Suggested code changes
  • Security-first fixes tailored to the file

No "just validate input" hand-waving.

4. A shared security dashboard

All security issues live in one place:

  • Assign owners
  • Track progress
  • Discuss and resolve collaboratively

CodeSecurity feels more like a project board for security than a scanner.

5. Iterative review & verification

Fixes don't end the story.

When you push changes and re-run CodeSecurity:

  • Fixed issues close automatically
  • Unfixed issues remain open

Security you can verify — not just hope for.

6. Full issue history & accountability

Every issue keeps its full history:

  • Status changes
  • Assignee updates
  • Review cycles

Nothing disappears. Nothing is ambiguous.

How CodeSecurity works

1. Connect GitHub

Link your GitHub account and choose a repository.

2. Select PR, branch, or files

Review a PR, a branch, or specific folders/files.

3. AI reviews your code

Security vulnerabilities are identified with clear severity and fixes.

4. Assign & fix collaboratively

Track issues using statuses: Open → In progress → Resolved → Closed / Rejected.

5. Re-review and verify

Push fixes, re-run, and let AI confirm what's truly resolved.

Who uses CodeSecurity

Teams without dedicated AppSec

Get senior-level security reviews without hiring specialists.

Teams shipping fast

Catch real risks early without slowing development.

Teams tired of noisy scanners

Focus only on issues worth fixing.

Teams responsible for security posture

Track remediation clearly and prevent regressions.

Open-source maintainers

Review contributions for security risks at scale with shared visibility.

See real security reviews from real repositories

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Next.js

AI-reviewed PRs highlighting bugs, security risks, and performance issues in a modern React framework.

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FastAPI

AI code review for a high-performance Python API, with clear issue severity and fix suggestions.

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Express.js

PR and branch reviews for Node.js web apps, surfacing reliability and performance concerns.

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React

Component-level code reviews identifying potential bugs and optimization opportunities.

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Socket.io

AI analysis of real-time communication code, flagging edge cases and performance risks.

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NestJS

Structured backend code reviewed for correctness, security, and maintainability.

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Django REST Framework

AI-powered review of enterprise-grade APIs, highlighting security and logic issues.

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Pandas

Function-level reviews for complex data processing code, with performance and correctness insights.

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Hugo

Static site generator code reviewed for bugs and inefficiencies across core logic.

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Rustlings

Educational Rust code reviewed for correctness and best-practice improvements.

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Terraform

Infrastructure-as-code reviews identifying configuration risks and performance concerns.

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ZAP (OWASP)

Security automation code reviewed with a focus on vulnerabilities and defensive gaps.

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Pricing

Usage-based. Team-friendly. No seats. No contracts.

Limited offer

First 200 files reviewed free

Try it on any project with no commitment.

Early access pricing:

$0.10$0.05per file per review (50% off)
  • Unlimited users
  • Pay only when AI reviews
  • Team-wide access

FAQ

Does CodeSecurity support private repositories?

Yes. Public and private repos are fully supported.

Is this a one-time scan or continuous?

It's iterative. Review, fix, and re-review until issues are fully resolved.

Can I reject issues that don't apply?

Yes. Mark them as Rejected to keep your board clean.

How accurate are the findings?

Only vulnerabilities with clear exploitability and impact are reported.

Do I pay per user?

No. Pricing is based only on files reviewed.

Turn security reviews into a workflow your team can trust.

Review your first 200 files for free
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