Your Codebase, Under Control.
Clarity first. Drift visibility when it matters.
VERIQON helps you understand what your codebase looks like today, and see when changes quietly make it worse.
No heavy setup. Just answers when you need them.
Built for Founders, CTOs, and engineering leads who already accepted the code and now want to stay in control as it evolves.
Modern Codebases Drift.
Clarity fades long before anyone notices.
Human audits are slow and expensive. Developer explanations change depending on who you ask. And traditional documentation rarely reflects how the system actually looks today.
VERIQON gives you visibility where teams usually rely on assumptions.
Without it:
Codebases change quietly between reviews
Small refactors slowly increase complexity
Knowledge stays fragmented across people and pull requests
Managers struggle to see what actually changed since last sprint
Risk accumulates long before it shows up as a crisis
The cost is rarely visible at first.
Teams spend time re-learning the same parts of the system. Decisions are explained verbally, then forgotten. And by the time problems are obvious, the context that caused them is already gone.
VERIQON helps teams regain control by making change and drift visible before they become expensive.
Why VERIQON Is Different
Most tools are built for developers actively writing code. VERIQON is built for the moment after the code exists, when someone needs to understand what they actually have and what quietly changed since the last review.
Instead of scoring code quality, enforcing rules, or generating static documentation, VERIQON creates clear snapshots of a codebase and compares them over time. It surfaces structural changes, growing complexity, and early risk signals that are easy to miss when teams rely on memory, explanations, or outdated docs.
VERIQON doesn't tell teams what to fix. It shows them where to look, so humans can make better decisions without adding process.
How VERIQON Compares
What This Means in Practice
You can use VERIQON weekly, monthly or periodically.
You don't need to install agents, enforce rules, or retrain the team
You get clarity without pretending software can replace human judgment
VERIQON earns its place by being useful, not by demanding adoption.
Built for confidence, not compliance.
What VERIQON Provides
VERIQON gives teams a clear, structured view of their codebase and how it changes over time, without requiring manual documentation work. Outputs are generated from code analysis and updated when you choose to run snapshots or enable lightweight monitoring.
Codebase Overview
A clear, readable map of how the system is structured today.
- •High-level architecture overview
- •Module and directory breakdown
- •Key dependencies and relationships
- •Areas of unusual complexity
This serves as a shared reference point for the team.
Change & Drift Visibility
Understand how the codebase evolves between reviews.
- •Summary of what changed since the last snapshot
- •Structural or complexity increases
- •New or growing dependencies
- •Areas drifting away from earlier structure
You decide when to review changes. No noise.
Risk & Complexity Signals
VERIQON highlights patterns that often lead to future problems.
- •Frequently changing areas
- •Highly coupled or fragile sections
- •Parts of the system with concentrated or diffuse ownership
These are signals, not verdicts. They help teams focus attention earlier.
Support for Onboarding & Handover
Instead of relying on ad-hoc explanations:
- •New developers get a clear starting point
- •Existing teams share a common system overview
- •Context survives beyond individual contributors
Clarity improves without adding process.
How updates work
- •Snapshots update when you run a scan
- •Drift visibility reflects changes since the last snapshot
- •Lightweight monitoring can keep this information current over time
No lock-in. No background noise.
Designed for Teams Managing Growing Complexity
CTOs & Engineering Leads
Maintain control as the codebase evolves.
- •See what changed between reviews
- •Spot growing risk before it becomes urgent
- •Ground technical decisions in evidence, not assumptions
Founders & Early Technical Leaders
Stay confident in systems you didn't build alone.
- •Get a clear snapshot of the current codebase
- •Understand how it's evolving over time
- •Keep leverage without micromanaging developers
Agencies Managing Long-Lived Codebases
Maintain clarity across client projects.
- •Share a clear system overview with clients
- •Track changes between milestones
- •Reduce dependency on individual developers
Engineering Teams
Share understanding without extra process.
- •Start from a common system overview
- •Reduce repeated explanations
- •Keep context available as the team changes
Before You Connect a Repository
Technical teams don't trust tools that ask for blind access. Here's exactly how VERIQON works, and where the limits are.
VERIQON analyzes your repository in a controlled, read-only session.
Raw source code is not persisted as a usable copy. The system extracts structural signals and summaries, not a replica of your codebase.
If VERIQON were compromised, there would be no complete source tree to steal.
No. VERIQON does not retain executable code or business logic.
Outputs are derived summaries and comparisons designed for human understanding, not system recreation.
VERIQON is intentionally incapable of rebuilding or re-deploying your software.
Read-only repository access.
No write permissions.
No deployment access.
No CI/CD integration required.
You control access at all times and can revoke it instantly.
No. Your code is not used to train shared models.
There is no cross-customer learning from private repositories.
Your data remains isolated to your account.
Access is revoked. Analysis stops.
Your account data can be deleted on request.
VERIQON does not depend on lock-in to function.
Access is restricted and logged.
There is no casual or exploratory access to customer repositories.
VERIQON is designed to minimize human exposure by default.
No. VERIQON does not make decisions or enforce rules.
It highlights where change, complexity, or drift occurred so humans can decide what matters.
If you expect verdicts, this is not the right tool.
VERIQON does not:
This is intentional. VERIQON exists to support judgment, not replace it.
Join the Pilot Program — Shape the Future of Engineering Clarity
Be among the first to experience VERIQON and help us build the future of codebase intelligence.
Pilot Benefits
- Early access to the full platform
- Dedicated onboarding call
- Priority feature requests
- Lifetime discount on all future plans
- Direct input into roadmap
- White-glove support
Pilot Requirements
- A real codebase (any size)
- GitHub or GitLab access
- Willingness to provide feedback
Spots Available
25 teams only.
Pilot Pricing — Simple & Temporary
Maintained Drift-Visibility Analysis
Keep context alive so future changes are easier to understand.
For teams who already accepted the code, but no longer fully trust it.
This option is for moments like: "Something changed… and I'm not convinced it made things better."
Built for
- • Founders with 1–5 developers
- • First in-house technical hires
- • Product leads managing outsourced teams
- • Small agencies responsible for long-lived client code
What you get
- • Re-analysis of your codebase
- • Comparison to previous snapshots
- • Clear visibility into structural and complexity drift
- • A concise "what changed" report you can actually act on
Use it actively, occasionally, or only when something feels off
This option is for teams who don't want to start from zero each time they revisit the codebase. You don't need to check it every month. It's there so clarity doesn't disappear between moments that matter.
$79/$159 month
One bad refactor costs more than this.
You're not paying for activity.
You're paying to keep context available so future decisions are easier and faster.
Pause, resume, or cancel anytime.
Living Code Overview
For teams that are growing and starting to feel knowledge slip through the cracks.
This option is for moments like: "We're scaling, and explaining the code is becoming a job in itself."
Built for
- • SaaS teams with 5–20 engineers
- • Engineering leads accountable for outcomes
- • Agencies with a core, long-term client
- • Internal tools teams inside non-tech companies
What you get
- • Weekly codebase updates to keep your baseline current
- • Auto-updated structure overview
- • Clear summaries of what changed since the last review
- • A shared onboarding view for new team members
No alerts, no noise, no required workflow changes
No babysitting. No process theater. Just shared understanding that stays current.
If this saves even a few hours of onboarding or explanation, it pays for itself.
For teams where changes happen often and context loss becomes expensive.
$149/$299 month
You're not paying for activity.
You're paying to keep context available so future decisions are easier and faster.
Pause, resume, or cancel anytime.
Frequently Asked Questions
Get Started in Minutes
No setup projects. No workflow changes.
Connect Your Repository
Link a GitHub or GitLab repository with read-only access. Takes a few minutes.
Run a Snapshot
VERIQON analyzes the current structure of your codebase and recent change patterns.
Review the Overview
Explore architecture structure, areas of complexity, and what stands out. Share internally if useful.
Decide What Comes Next
Subscribe to "Maintained Drift-Visibility" or "Living Code Overview" depending on your current chosen project and business if ongoing visibility is valuable.
How this helps teams
Faster orientation for new contributors
Less repeated explanation
Earlier awareness of risky changes
Results depend on team size, codebase complexity, and how often things change.
Security & Code Privacy
Your codebase is sensitive. VERIQON is designed to minimize access, exposure, and retention by default, while still delivering meaningful clarity and drift visibility.
Your code is not training data. It is your intellectual property.
How Your Code Is Handled
- •Repositories are accessed with read-only permissions
- •Analysis focuses on structure, change patterns, and metadata
- •Raw source code is not retained beyond what's required for analysis
- •Outputs are summaries, signals, and derived insights, not a copy of your codebase
You remain in control of access at all times.
Ownership & Use Boundaries
You keep full ownership
Your code always remains yours. VERIQON does not claim ownership or reuse customer code.
Purpose-limited analysis
Code is analyzed only to provide structure, documentation, and drift insights. Nothing else.
No cross-customer reuse
Analysis data is isolated and never shared or reused across accounts.
Data Protection
- •All data transfers are encrypted in transit using industry-standard protocols
- •Access is restricted to the minimum required for analysis
- •No customer code or analysis data is shared with third parties
- •Internal access is limited to authorized personnel bound by strict confidentiality agreements
Security is treated as a baseline, not a feature.
Processing & Deployment Options
- •Default processing runs in secure cloud environments
- •US-only processing is available for teams with regional requirements
- •Private or isolated deployments can be discussed after the pilot phase
Choose the level of isolation that matches your risk profile.
A Simple Principle
VERIQON exists to understand your codebase, not to own it.
Security at VERIQON is not about bold claims. It's about clear boundaries, limited exposure, and trust you can reason about.
Join the Pilot Program
VERIQON is currently available to a small number of teams who want early access and are willing to give honest feedback.
The pilot is designed to:
- Validate real-world usefulness
- Shape what gets built next
- Keep the product lightweight and practical
There is no pressure to continue after the pilot.
What Pilot Teams Get
- Full access to current VERIQON features
- Direct feedback channel with the product team
- Influence over what gets prioritized next
- Early-stage pricing during the pilot phase
Pilot access is limited to keep feedback manageable, not to create urgency.
Frequently Asked Questions
VERIQON gives you a clear snapshot of your codebase and shows how it changes over time. It focuses on structure, change patterns, and early risk signals, not on generating piles of documentation nobody maintains.
Think of it as visibility and orientation, not automation replacing engineers.
No.
VERIQON does not try to replace Confluence, Notion, or hand-written docs. It shows what actually exists in the codebase and how it evolves, so documentation and decisions are based on reality, not memory.
If you're looking for a "docs generator," this isn't that.
No.
VERIQON connects to your repository with read-only access. There are no agents, no runtime hooks, and no required changes to how your team works.
Most teams start with a single snapshot and decide later if they want ongoing visibility.
Traditional tools focus on linting, rules, or code quality scores.
VERIQON focuses on:
It answers questions like "what changed?" and "where is risk accumulating?" rather than "does this line follow a rule?"
No.
VERIQON analyzes the codebase and its change history. It does not inspect runtime behavior, logs, or production traffic.
This keeps adoption lightweight and avoids operational risk.
VERIQON minimizes data retention by design.
You control access at all times.
Both, by design.
Many teams start with:
Some later enable lightweight monitoring to keep information current. Nothing is automatic unless you choose it.
You're never locked into a subscription just to "check once."
No. And anyone promising that is overselling.
VERIQON helps onboarding by:
It supports onboarding. It doesn't magically eliminate it.
VERIQON is a good fit if:
It's especially useful for founders, early CTOs, engineering leads, and agencies managing long-lived systems.
After the pilot, you decide.
Some teams:
For teams with higher requirements, private or isolated deployments can be discussed later. Nothing forces you into a bigger commitment.