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Free codebase scan

Find code-level privacy risks before merge

Connect GitHub, choose a repository, and get a free report that shows the files, lines, vendor signals, and privacy findings your team should inspect first.

What the scan shows

A free report from repository signal to fix

Inth turns a selected repository into an inspectable privacy report: findings, affected code, vendor signals, and evidence stay together so engineering can decide what to fix first.

Prioritised findings

Scan results become reviewable items with source, severity, project, and suggested next step.

Consent impact

Spot where trackers, SDKs, vendor calls, or data movement may affect the user experience.

Affected files and lines

Open the code context behind a privacy signal instead of chasing a vague exposure report.

Ask what changed

Use the report to understand the issue and the code path that created it.

Evidence attached

Keep the file, line, vendor signal, and remediation note connected to the finding.

Start with the code paths that matter. Then decide what to fix first.

The free scan gives your team a concrete starting point: privacy findings tied to source code, vendor signals, and prioritised remediation guidance.

Run the scan. Review the code. Fix what matters first.

Connect GitHub, select a repository, and get one free report with the privacy findings your team can inspect.