AI-built internal tools, without the risk.
Finance, ops and sales are shipping their own dashboards, admin panels and automations with Claude Code and Codex. Faundr checks every one for leaked keys, exposed customer data, fragile code and missing tests, and shows you what’s being built across the company.
- Refund dashboardFinance · AlexKey blocked
- Partner CRMSales · BenReady to launch
- Inventory reportOperations · Casey2 failing tests
- Time-off approvalsRH · DanaOpen database
Anyone can ship software now. Not everyone knows what to check. And the risk lands on the company.
select * from customers
-- no access rule (RLS off)
12,480 rows · anyone with the link
Customer data out in the open.
An internal panel talks straight to the database. One missing access rule and anyone with the link can read every customer record.
Faundr checks
- Tables with no access rules (RLS)
- Routes that skip login
- One user reading another user’s data
- Personal data going where it shouldn’t
const key = "sk_live_…"
git push origin main
Faundr: live payment key blocked
Keys in the wrong place.
The AI pastes the payment or cloud key straight into the code, and it goes up to GitHub with the next push.
Faundr checks
- Keys and passwords in the code and git history
- The most dangerous keys blocked before they’re written
- Packages with known vulnerabilities
- Fake or untrusted packages, before install
TypeError: total is undefined
34 people hit it today
Who built this? They moved teams.
Tools nobody can maintain.
It works until it doesn’t. The person who built it moves on, an error hits in production and no one knows how the code fits together.
Faundr checks
- Production errors, explained, with how many people hit them
- Tests for what can’t break
- Duplicated code, giant functions and swallowed errors
- A code map and project overview for whoever takes over
Every check, on every tool. Whoever built it.
The checks run in each person’s own AI session, as they build. Nobody has to remember to ask for them.
- Security
Exposed keys, open databases and vulnerable packages, plus an AI review of logins and access rules.
- App errors
Every error from the live tool arrives explained, with how many people hit it. Alerts go to Slack or Discord.
- Code quality
Duplicated code, giant functions and swallowed errors, flagged in every session so the tool stays easy to change.
- Tests
You say what can’t break. Faundr links each feature to the tests that protect it and writes the missing ones.
- Ready to launch?
A go/no-go verdict before anyone else uses the tool: it builds, runs the tests and tries the database as an outsider.
- Privacy law
Works out which laws apply (GDPR, CCPA, LGPD), what personal data the tool collects and what’s missing.
- Code map
The tool laid out by area, with what breaks before you change it. Ask in plain language, get the file and line.
- Project overview
A plain-language summary of each tool: what it is, what’s ready and what’s next. Readable by anyone in the company.
- Design
One design guide for every internal tool, so screens look and behave the same on mobile and desktop.
- Workflows
Set the steps your AI follows on every project, like reviewing security before every release, and watch it follow them.
See every tool your company is building. Without reading a line of code.
- One organization, every tool. Each project lives in your company’s organization, and roles set who can change what: Owner, Admin, Member or Read-only.
- Viewers are free. Managers and reviewers who only look don’t count toward your plan.
- A weekly summary. What got built, what broke and what’s still open, every week.
- A security report. Export it and share it with leadership or a client.
- Live view. See who’s working on what right now, and get warned before two people change the same file.
- Uptime checks. Every published tool is checked every 5 minutes.
- A handoff for developers. When a tool outgrows its builder, Faundr writes up the project so a developer can take it over.
- Memory that stays. Rules, decisions and where each person left off are saved with the project, not in someone’s head.
Checks run on your machines. Secrets never leave them.
- Environment values stay put. Faundr only sends the names of your environment variables, never the values.
- Only the finding goes up. Security, quality and design checks run on each person’s computer. Faundr receives the file, the line and a short snippet, with keys masked.
- Keys masked twice. Keys and passwords become *** before anything is sent, and the server checks again.
- Conversations stay private. Each person’s chat with their agent is visible only to them. The team sees the summary.
- No extra AI provider. AI reviews run on your team’s own Claude or Codex account.
Your AI builds what you ask. Faundr checks what it built.
An agent working alone doesn’t know your company’s rules, what other people changed or whether the last tool it built is still running. Faundr gives it that context and checks the result.
FAQ
Do people need to know how to code?
No. Faundr explains every finding in plain language and hands the fix to the agent. The person building approves, and the agent does the work.
Does our code leave our computers?
The checks run on each person’s computer. Faundr receives the findings (file, line and a short snippet with keys masked) and a summary of each session. Environment variable values never leave. The docs list everything that’s sent.
Who sees what?
Members of your organization see its projects according to their role. Each person’s conversation with their agent stays private; the team sees the summary.
Which AI agents does it work with?
Claude Code and Codex, with a single plugin. AI reviews use your team’s own plan.
Our tools are already live. Is it too late?
No. The first session checks the whole project, not just new code, and connecting production errors takes a single command.
Which plan fits a company?
Team: US$49 a month with 3 builders included, US$15 for each extra builder, unlimited viewers and organizations, and 30 projects per organization. You can start on the free plan.