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Is your code safe to ship?

Safeship is a security co-pilot for people who build with AI. Connect a GitHub repo and we'll scan it for leaked secrets, insecure code, and vulnerable dependencies — then explain every finding in plain English, ranked by real-world risk, with a copy-paste fix.

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High Fix now

Hardcoded API key committed to config.ts

config.tsgitleaks

What it means

A secret key is committed to your repository — anyone who can read the code can use it to access your service. Rotate the key and load it from an environment variable instead.

Suggested fix
- const key = "sk_live_9f2c8a1b…";
+ const key = process.env.API_KEY;
What it catches

Three ways your code leaks risk

Every scan runs three trusted, open-source engines — so nothing common slips through.

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How it works

From repo to fixes in minutes

No config, no agents to install, nothing to learn.

  1. 1

    Connect

    Sign in with GitHub and pick any repository — public or private.

  2. 2

    Scan

    Safeship runs trusted engines over your code in a temporary sandbox.

  3. 3

    Fix

    Get findings ranked by real-world risk, each with a plain-English fix — or open a pull request in one click.

More than a scanner

An AI security co-pilot

Beyond finding issues, Safeship helps you understand and fix them.

Safe by default

It only ever reads — never attacks

Security tooling you can point at your own code without worry.

FAQ

Questions, answered

Is it really free?

Yes — open-source engines and free infrastructure, no paid API and no credit card. Prefer a premium model? You can plug in your own API key.

Do you store my code?

No. Your repo is scanned in a temporary sandbox and discarded — nothing is kept. Secrets are redacted before anything reaches the AI.

What can it scan?

Any GitHub repository you can access, public or private, across most popular languages — for leaked secrets, vulnerable dependencies, and insecure code.

Will it change my code?

Only if you ask. Fixes open as pull requests on a new branch for you to review — Safeship never pushes to your main branch.

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