Health and debt
Health falls as risk and effort rise. Debt rises with the same evidence. Both sit on a 0–100 scale so a repository can be compared with the one next to it.
Engineering intelligence
See what the debt costs, then decide what to fix.
DebtDetect scans a GitHub repository you are allowed to use, groups the findings by severity, and puts a low-to-high euro range next to the work. The report names the repository and the time of the scan. The same facts stay on the site, so a later scan does not erase the earlier one.
The number
Four facts from one completed scan.
A finished scan is not a score by itself. It is a health figure, a debt figure, a count of findings, and a monthly exposure range. The range is an engineering estimate. It is not cash you have already saved, and it is not a bill.
A range, not a single euro
Monthly and annual exposure show a low, a midpoint, and a high. Pro and higher add a confidence label, so a weak number can be rejected instead of treated as exact.
Named and timed
Every report carries the repository name, the scan date, and the scan time. On the site, Latest marks the newest completed scan. Older scans stay downloadable.
The path
From a repository you authorize to a file you can keep.
Sign up with GitHub
There is no DebtDetect password. A paid GitHub account opens the workspace it already pays for. It does not create a second account.
Choose repositories
An owner or admin selects which private repositories use the shared allowance. Hitting the limit does not delete findings. Deselect one, or ask for capacity.
Run the scan
The scan machine is separate from the website. Progress stays on the repository page. A job that stops sending a heartbeat is returned to the queue.
Read the report
Findings are grouped by severity, with file, rule, hours, and cost. Test files and archived copies stay visible and are not priced as production debt.
Findings
What you can do with one finding depends on the plan.
Starter can see the finding, the range, and the report. Pro can assign it, dismiss it with a stored reason, and read the timeline. A daily or weekly scan can run inside the cap. Slack can list findings, explain one, and open a draft pull request when the person’s role allows it.
That pull request edits source only for trailing whitespace or a missing final newline. Every other finding stays a labeled plan. A person still reviews the pull request. DebtDetect does not claim it re-ran the analyzer on that commit.
Slack
Each company installs its own Slack.
There is not one shared Slack. An owner connects DebtDetect into the company’s workspace. After that, people link their own identity. A scan that person started can message them when it finishes or fails. On Pro and higher, Monday brings a digest of what was added, resolved, and reopened. If a scan reopens an assigned finding, the assignee gets the message.
Plans
Each price is worth it when it shows a result the plan below cannot.
The price is what you pay. VAT is included. An EU VAT ID removes it, and the receipt shows net, VAT, and total.
Starter
€34.51
A small team that needs the scan, the euro range, and a report.
- 5 private repositories, 20 shared scans a day, 3 seats
- 90 days of history
- Health, debt, and a low-to-high euro range
- PDF with the repository name, date, and time
- Slack connection for this company’s own workspace
Pro
€117.81
A lead who needs to trust the number and watch a finding move.
- 25 private repositories, 100 shared scans a day, 5 seats
- 1 year of history and a confidence label on the range
- Assign, dismiss with a reason, and a timeline
- Daily or weekly scans inside the daily cap
- Slack bot, Monday digest, and scan messages
- Draft pull request only for trailing whitespace or a missing final newline
Business
€474.81
A manager who needs a portfolio, an audit trail, and a control on who may act.
- 100 private repositories, 1,000 shared scans a day, 15 seats
- 3 years of history
- Portfolio cost, open hours, and the ten most expensive findings
- Audit CSV, scan permissions, pull-request permissions, and a UTC quiet window
- 90-day leadership PDF
- Reply on business days at hello@debtdetect.org, with the workspace id in the subject
Enterprise
Custom
Security and finance have to approve it.
- Company login. GitHub stays the repository connection
- Remove a person, revoke sessions, keep the audit row
- Annual invoice with a PO number and VAT
- Security packet, scan queue, and an audit token
Questions
Before you open a workspace.
Is Sign up a second password?
No. Sign up uses your GitHub account. DebtDetect does not create a password for you to reset.
Can a paid account open another one?
No. The same GitHub account opens the workspace that is already paid. The same email on a paid account cannot be used to create a second one.
Where does the scan run?
On a machine reserved for scanning, separate from the website. Source is cloned for the scan and then removed from that machine. The application runs in Frankfurt.
What is the euro figure?
An estimate of engineering effort and cost-equivalent exposure. The report says so. It is not a promise of cash savings.
How do I reach DebtDetect?
Write to hello@debtdetect.org. Business and Enterprise receive a reply on business days. Inside the app, Help puts the workspace id in the subject so a reply finds the right account. Report emails come from noreply@debtdetect.org. That address does not accept replies.