Code review is a human bottleneck
Senior engineers spend hours in review cycles that could catch the same issues automatically — memory leaks, race conditions, missing auth — before anyone even opens the PR.
Codeward runs your actual code inside an ephemeral sandbox — 120+ checks, 11 specialised agents, hard merge blocks on critical findings. All in under 6 minutes. No YAML files.
Join the waitlistSenior engineers spend hours in review cycles that could catch the same issues automatically — memory leaks, race conditions, missing auth — before anyone even opens the PR.
SonarQube sees your AST. Codeward boots your stack, seeds a prod-like database, fires 100 concurrent requests, and runs your tests 10 times. Different class of signal entirely.
Prompt injection, unbounded token spend, unvalidated LLM output, RAG pipeline drift — these didn't exist two years ago. Your current CI doesn't check any of them.
GDPR, EU AI Act, WCAG 2.2 — violations accumulate silently between quarterly reviews. Codeward runs compliance checks nightly so you're always audit-ready.
"Our review queue is the actual bottleneck on our release train now. I spend more time re-reviewing the same class of bugs — unhandled edge cases, silent failures in async code — than I spend writing my own PRs. We need something that runs the code, not just reads it."
"We're a 6-person team in Lagos shipping fast for three different clients at once. There's no time for a dedicated QA pass, and honestly no budget for one either. Every bug that reaches a client demo costs us trust we can't easily rebuild. We're flying without a net."
"Our seed round runway means every engineering hour has to count. I've caught myself shipping on Friday nights praying nothing breaks over the weekend. We're building an AI product and honestly have no idea if our prompt handling has security holes. We need eyes on this we can't afford to hire yet."
No YAML, no config files. Point Codeward at your repository and it's live on your very next pull request.
An ephemeral Firecracker sandbox spins up your actual app, seeds a prod-like database, and fires realistic concurrent traffic at it.
Security, architecture, bloat, AI-era risks, compliance and more — all running in parallel against your live, running code.
Critical findings block the merge automatically. Everything else lands as inline PR comments your team can action immediately.
We're rolling out access to a small group of teams first. Your spot in queue is first-come, first-served.