Push safe.
Every time.
PushSafe reviews pull requests only. If you ship fast with vibe-coded or AI-generated code, open a PR before main and catch real bugs before they blow up in production.
Missing null check — this will crash if user is undefined.
Possible SQL injection risk here. This query interpolates untrusted input directly into SQL.
Opens on PRs. Re-runs when you push fixes to the same branch.
You’re shipping fast. But you’re shipping blind.
Every PR you merge without review is a gamble.
One null check. One missing await. One hardcoded key. That's all it takes.
Users don't email you when they find bugs. They just leave.
AI helps you write code.
It doesn't stop you from shipping broken code.
This is your missing teammate.
No extensions. No setup hell. Just open a PR and it works where your team already reviews code.
Built around the PR flow you already use
See it in action with the exact commands you run
The flow stays simple: push a branch, open a PR, fix what PushSafe flags, then merge once the review is clean.
Read the full docs →git checkout -b fix/login-bug# make your changesgit add .git commit -m "fix: handle null user on login"git push origin fix/login-buggh pr create --title "fix: handle null user on login" \ --body "fixes null pointer on login flow" \ --base maingit add .git commit -m "fix: add null check per review"git push origin fix/login-bug# PushSafe automatically re-reviewsgh pr merge --squash# or merge on GitHub directlyHow PushSafe works in practice
Never direct pushes to main
PushSafe does not watch raw commits and does not touch your prod branch. It reviews opened PRs and re-reviews when new commits are pushed to that same PR.
Not hype. The stuff that wakes you up at 3am.
No noise. No useless nitpicks. Just the real issues that break your app, leak secrets, or burn trust.
The kinds of mistakes that quietly make it to prod
Not style issues. Not lint noise. The null crash, the missing await, the hardcoded secret. The exact stuff AI-generated code and late-night vibe coding miss all the time.
function finishLogin(session) {
return session.user.id;
}user can be null here if the session expired. Add a null check before accessing user.id or login will crash in production.
async function chargeCustomer(input) {
payments.create(input);
return { ok: true };
}payments.create is async but not awaited. This can return success before the charge finishes and swallow failures.
const STRIPE_SECRET_KEY = "sk_live_123456";
export const stripe = new Stripe(STRIPE_SECRET_KEY);Hardcoded live secret detected in source. Move this to an environment variable before this gets pushed anywhere near production.
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“Caught a hardcoded Stripe live key before I pushed to main”
— Solo founder using PushSafe
“Found a SQL injection on my payments endpoint. Would’ve been a nightmare.”
— Indie SaaS builder