Company

About Launchioo

We help teams ship safer code on GitHub with automated pull request checks that fit the workflow you already have.

Our mission

Launchioo helps development teams catch risky patterns in pull requests before they merge. We believe security and code-quality checks should be automatic, fast, and native to the GitHub workflow your team already uses — not another dashboard to babysit.

Every merged pull request is a ship event. We built Launchioo so obvious foot-guns — debug logging left in production paths, unsafe eval(), hardcoded secrets — get flagged on the PR itself, where developers are already paying attention.

What we do

Launchioo is a GitHub App that scans the added lines in pull request diffs against a growing set of rules. When something looks wrong, we post a review comment on the PR and set a pass/fail status check so your branch protection rules can enforce quality gates.

Today our rules focus on common issues such as:

  • Debug leakage console.log and similar calls in changed code
  • Unsafe execution — use of eval() and related patterns
  • Hardcoded secrets — tokens, API keys, and secret-like strings committed in diffs

Results appear in your Launchioo dashboard so you can see connected repositories, recent reviews, and violation trends across your org.

How we work with GitHub

We integrate through official GitHub APIs — OAuth for sign-in and a GitHub App for repository access. We read pull request metadata and diffs needed to run scans, post comments, and update check runs. We do not require your GitHub password, and you control which repositories the app can access at install time.

Learn more in our setup guide.

Who it's for

Launchioo is built for software teams shipping on GitHub — startups, agencies, and engineering orgs that want lightweight, automated guardrails without standing up a full static-analysis pipeline on day one.

We are not a replacement for a comprehensive security programme or professional penetration testing. We are an always-on first line of defence at the pull-request boundary.

Get in touch

Questions, feedback, or partnership enquiries? We would love to hear from you.