Built your app with AI? Get a GitHub-first AppAssessment before you launch.

A manual, evidence-first review path for source context you choose to share.

If this sounds familiar:

I have a GitHub repo.
I built it with AI.
Can I trust it?
What is risky, broken, or unproven?
What should I fix next?

What you would receive

A GitHub-first AppAssessment beta review would provide:

a structured confidence report based on a point-in-time scan
risky and unproven areas identified from the scan
missing evidence or proof context
repair priorities for an AppRescue planning path
optional memory and workspace direction if you continue

Every finding follows the same evidence-first, blocked-gate posture shown in the sample report preview.

How the beta works

The beta is early — the review process is manual and semi-managed.
Sign in is handled through /access and identifies your AppAssessment account only.
Sign-in does not connect GitHub, verify repository ownership or access, submit a repository, or start an assessment.
Repository intake and requesting an assessment are separate steps you choose after sign-in.
The currently supported journey uses a ZIP upload to share source context.
The sample report preview shows the report shape you would receive.
Assessment output follows the same evidence-first, blocked-gate posture shown in the sample report.

Paid beta

The beta is planned as a paid assessment.

No payment or checkout is available on this site.

A manual paid beta assessment is an operator-led review. It is not an automated platform report. Source context is presence-level and point-in-time only. It is not proof, not verification, and does not authorize customer output.

Start with access

Use /access to sign in to AppAssessment. Sign-in identifies your account only; it does not connect GitHub, verify repository ownership or access, submit a repository, or start an assessment.

Repository intake and requesting an assessment are separate steps you choose after sign-in. The currently supported journey uses a ZIP upload to share source context. There is no automated GitHub scan, no GitHub connection, and no repo upload from this page.

What this page does not do

No automated GitHub scan runs from this page.
No GitHub connection or installation exists from this page.
This page does not fetch, clone, read, or analyze any repository.
No CI receipts, dependency checks, or security scans are generated from this page.
No payment or checkout is available on this site.
No GitHub repository connection, installation, fetch, clone, or scan is enabled from this page.
No automated proof, validation, repair, or monitoring is started from this page.
No customer output, report generation, export, share, download, copy, send, or print is enabled from this page.