Questions
Questions, answered plainly.
Ten questions people ask about Atrytone, each answered in a few sentences. Atrytone shows, in plain words, what an AI-built app still needs before real customers arrive, makes each fix on a copy once the owner says yes, and reads the code again after every change, and every night.
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What is Atrytone?
Atrytone shows, in plain words, what an AI-built app still needs before real customers arrive, makes each fix on a copy once the owner says yes, and reads the code again after every change, and every night. It is for people who built an app with an AI tool. The check is free; Care, for one app, is planned at $29 a month. Nothing is charged yet. It does not deploy your app or promise it will be production-ready.
Who is Atrytone for?
A founder or maker with an AI-built app. We read your app, fix what you say yes to on a copy, and hand you a report of what is verified and what is not. 72 hours. Someone buying an AI-built app. Buying an AI-built app? A dated report on what was read, what was verified, and what was not. Ask for one. An agency that looks after client apps. For agencies that look after AI-built client apps: a governed factory that reads each app's code, builds fixes you approve, and keeps a record you can show. You stay the expert.
What does Atrytone cost?
The check is free. Care is planned at $29 a month for one app, the shop plan at $290 a month for up to 10 client apps, the 72-hour job at $590 and one dated report at $190. Nothing is charged, and no card is asked for, while we prove this works on real apps.
Is my app from Lovable, Bolt, Cursor, Replit or v0 safe?
Atrytone reads the code, not the tool that wrote it, so it does not matter which one you used. It tells you in plain words what it found, and it can fix what you say yes to. A clean reading says the rules found nothing. It is not a promise that nothing is wrong. We say nothing about what those tools do. Of 117 public AI-built apps that keep database migrations in the repository, 50 had a database rule that lets anyone change every row of a table (read on 28 October 2026). That is a rule in the code, not a proven break-in.
What code does Atrytone read?
Reads JavaScript and TypeScript code, and Python, Go, PHP, Ruby, Rust, Java and C# code for the basics; npm, pnpm, yarn, bun, requirements.txt, uv, Poetry, Pipenv, Rust, Go, PHP, Ruby, Maven, Gradle and NuGet parts; Supabase and Firestore data rules; Stripe, Lemon Squeezy and Paddle payments. Your running site. We read your code, not the live site, so a setting made in a host's dashboard is not seen.
Will it change my code without asking?
No. Every fix is made on a copy and waits for your yes. Atrytone merges the fix into your GitHub repository on your yes. It does not deploy: if your host publishes from GitHub, the merge goes live there.
What does Atrytone do about the EU AI Act?
Europe's AI law, in plain words, and what Atrytone does for each of its duties: human oversight, record-keeping and transparency. Atrytone carries no CE mark, and nothing on this site says a legal duty is met, only what the product does.
Do I need my own AI key?
No AI key needed: the check runs no AI. For fixes, every fix job so far has run on Claude. OpenAI and Gemini keys connect today; no fix job has run on them yet. Your model company bills you separately for the fixes, on your own key.
Is Atrytone better than asking an AI assistant to fix my app?
Different. An assistant changes code when you ask. Atrytone adds the yes before every change, the copy, the re-read after every change and every night, the record and the plain-words report. If you review every change yourself and need no record, an assistant alone can be enough.
How do I start?
Connect your app from GitHub, or upload its code. Press Connect from GitHub and choose which repositories to share. The free check reads your code and changes nothing.