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Code Reviews In 3 Clicks

Frictionless Code Reviews

Get automated code review reports after each commit and pull request. Check code quality for each branch individually and for the entire project.

Build Secure Software

Find all the vulnerabilities in the code along with the line number, file path, severity, time estimation, and solution to solve them.
Make sure every software built by you is secure.

Manage Technical Debt

Manage issues with priority using the severity and time information available for each bug and vulnerability.
Customize code review rule sets to ignore bugs that are not your priority.

Simplifying Code Reviews

Rule Customization

Customize the code review rule sets to align with the standards you want to follow.
Automatically ignore bugs that are not important to you so that you can concentrate on what matters.

No Code Storage

Perform code reviews without worrying about the security of your code. Codegrip does not store any of your code while performing automated code reviews.

Integrate with Slack

Always stay updated about the progress of your project. Get code quality reports and pull request notifications automatically in a Slack channel of your choice.

Dashboard View

Managing the code quality of multiple projects with dashboard views providing all information in one place. Track the improvement in code quality over time with the help of easy to understand parameters and graphs.

20+ Languages Supported for Code review

Security Standards

Codegrip supports all top security standards.

OWASP TOP 10

OWASP represents a broad consensus about the most critical security risks to web and mobile applications. It also provides guidance to developers and security professionals on the most critical vulnerabilities that are commonly found in web applications, which are also easy to exploit.

SANSTop 25

The SANS Top 25 list is a collection of the 25-most dangerous errors listed in the CWE, as compiled by the SANS organization. The current SANS list is divided into three categories: Insecure Interaction Between Components, Risky Resource Management, and Porous Defenses.