PathToShip

PathToShip checks whether a web app, including one built with an AI coding tool, is ready for real users. Give it a GitHub repository and it scans the code for problems that tend to surface at launch: API routes without authentication checks, secrets exposed to the browser, database tables without row-level security, dependencies with known vulnerabilities, and patterns that get slow or expensive as usage grows.

Each check returns a readiness score from 0 to 100, a verdict of ready, conditional, or not ready, and the findings, each with its file, a line where one applies, and a fix written for the app's framework. Very large repositories are scanned up to a file and size limit. After you apply fixes and push them, PathToShip re-checks the repository and reports which issues were resolved, which remain, and anything new.

An optional launch interview records what a code scan cannot see, such as whether backups have been restored and who is on call. These answers are stored as self-reported, shown beside the score, and never change it.

PathToShip reads repositories and never modifies them. Public repositories need no setup; private repositories are read through a GitHub App that you install and control.