TECHNICAL DUE DILIGENCE
Technical due diligence, grounded in the code.
Evaluating a codebase before an acquisition or a major engagement? Get a health score, key-person risk, and dead code findings read from the repository itself, not a founder's word for it.
Health score
One number from 0 to 100, deducted across six measured dimensions — dead code, zombie code, file size, test coverage, secrets exposure, duplication.
Learn more →Key person risk
Who really owns each part of the codebase, read from real commit history, and exactly what knowledge leaves if they do.
Learn more →Shareable, no-login report
A live public link a stakeholder or counterparty can open directly — no account, no waiting on a screen-share.
Learn more →A committed credential is a liability you inherit with the code — run the secrets detection tool over the target repository before you price the deal.
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Common questions
What should technical due diligence on a codebase cover?
Code quality and maintainability, architecture, security exposure, dependencies, and how concentrated the critical knowledge is among the team — grounded in the repository itself, not a founder's description of it.
Can I get a health score before an acquisition?
Yes. A live, shareable report gives a health score across six measured dimensions, dead code findings and key-person risk, with no login required to view it.
Does technical due diligence require access to the seller's team?
No. The analysis reads the repository and its git history directly, so it does not depend on a founder or team being available to answer questions.