What it is

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.

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What you get

  • It reads your app. Connect your app from GitHub, or upload its code. 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.
  • It says what is missing, in plain words. The 24 things a real product needs. We read your code for 23 of them today, as rules and not as an AI’s opinion. For Tests, we run your app on a copy. We do not test your live site. Nothing changes without your yes.
  • It fixes on a copy, and only on your yes. Every fix is made on a copy of your code and waits for your yes: the button says “Yes, merge it into my app”. 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.
  • It looks again. It reads the code again after every change, and every night.
  • It keeps a record. Who asked, which model made the change, what was checked, what it cost and who said yes. Each entry carries the fingerprint of the one before it, so a changed entry shows, and our app can only add to the record. Anyone can check a receipt themselves.
  • It works with your own models. 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.
  • It can build more, under the same yes. Ask in plain words for a feature, a new look or a whole new app, and it goes through the same yes and the same record. Own apps only: 58 build jobs asked for in words, 14 finished, and 3 look jobs asked for, none delivered. Read on 10 November 2026: every one in our own workspace and none in a customer's.

Who it is 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 it costs

These are planned prices. Nothing is charged, and no card is asked for, while we prove this works on real apps. During the alpha, every app gets everything in Care, free.

  • Free check. One app, read for free — the nightly check only, no fix. No AI key needed: the check runs no AI.
  • Care, $29 a month for one app. One app cared for: checked every night, fixed on your yes.
  • Shop plan. $290 a month for up to 10 client apps, on your own model keys. $29 a month for each extra app.
  • Your AI-built app checked and fixed in 72 hours. $590 for up to 10 fixes landed in 72 hours.
  • A due-diligence report for an AI-built app. $190 for one dated report on one app.

What it does not do

  • It does not deploy. It stops at your repository: if your host publishes from GitHub, the merge goes live there.
  • It does not promise. A clean reading says the rules found nothing. It is not a promise that nothing is wrong.
  • Your running site. We read your code, not the live site, so a setting made in a host's dashboard is not seen.
  • No customer's app yet. On 10 November 2026, 8 fix jobs had been asked for from the check's results, all in our own workspace and none in a customer's. Our own bar before we call fix jobs reliable: five in a row, on apps we did not hand-pick, each reaching its goal with nobody stepping in. On 10 November 2026 we were at 0 of 5.
  • It is not legal advice. Atrytone carries no CE mark, and nothing on this site says a legal duty is met, only what the product does.

Proof you can open

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.

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