Hoku checks before you ship

Is your app
ready to ship?

Meet Hoku, your release security reviewer for AI-built apps. Catch launch blockers across UX, accessibility, security, performance, and code quality before your users do.

GitHub repositories · Web apps · React Native projectsSpecialized checks for Next.js · Firebase · Supabase · Vercel

Hoku checks whether your app is ready for users—not just whether it builds.

A successful build can still contain exposed credentials, unsafe APIs, inaccessible interactions, and performance problems. Hoku finds and prioritizes those launch risks, then gives you a clear path to fix them.

Read-only reviewResults in minutesActionable findings
01

Repository Connect

Authorize the read-only GitHub App and choose the repository you want HokuFetch to review.

02

Scan

Review verified static matches and inferred signals across UX, security, performance, and code quality.

03

Tasks

Turn findings into prioritized work, carry fix context into your coding agent, and track resolution.

Scan preview

From repository to actionable work.

This preview mirrors the real scan structure using representative, source-free findings from supported checks.

github.com/your-team/your-app
Read-only access. Repository source is analyzed ephemerally and is not retained.

Scan complete

your-team/your-app · main

Critical action required

Scan status

Critical action required

Static findings guide review; they do not certify security or production readiness.

Risk by review area

Verified and inferred signals
UXReview recommended

0 verified static matches · 1 inferred signal

SecurityCritical action required

1 verified static match · 1 inferred signal

PerformanceReview recommended

0 verified static matches · 1 inferred signal

Code qualityNo signals detected

0 verified static matches · 0 inferred signals

Finding summaries

4 grouped findings · 7 detected occurrences

Scan to action

Turn findings into agent-ready fixes.

Every finding can become a deterministic, source-free fix prompt for your coding environment. HokuFetch does not call a model or send the prompt anywhere—you review it and decide when to share it.

01Start with evidence

The brief carries the finding, severity, confidence, known locations, and recommended next step.

02Use your coding agent

Copy the prompt or download a Markdown brief for Codex or Claude Code.

03Verify the fix

Run project checks, then re-scan to confirm the finding closed without a new regression.

Securityblockerverified
Fix prompt preview

Privileged key detected in public configuration

Review the generated brief before sharing it with the coding agent that already has your repository open.

CodexClaude Code

HokuFetch fix prompt

Goal
Address this single scan finding in the repository currently open in your coding environment. Review the proposed change before applying it.

Stored finding metadata
- Check: supabase-security / supabase-privileged-key-in-public-code
- Category: Security
- Severity: blocker
- Confidence: verified
- Rationale: A Supabase privileged key appears in public client configuration.

Known evidence
- No source-location metadata was stored. Locate the relevant implementation before making a change; do not invent a file or line.

Recommended next step
Rotate the exposed credential, remove it from public configuration, and move privileged access to a trusted server boundary.

Implementation constraints
- Inspect the actual repository before choosing a file or implementation approach.
- Keep the change narrowly scoped and preserve the project’s architecture.
- Do not expose, log, or commit credentials or tokens.
- Add focused verification when the project supports it.

Verification
- Run relevant tests, type checks, linting, and build steps.
- Re-scan the updated repository with HokuFetch.
No repository contents. No model call. Nothing is sent until you choose.