23:58  You close the laptop.

While you sleep,Corvis keepswatch.

You ship the code. Corvis watches production: leaked keys, broken deploys, failed payments and runaway AI bills. It tells you what broke and why, fixes what's safe, asks before anything risky, and only calls when it truly matters.

or scan your repo free: ten seconds, no sign-up →
1:54

Night Watch

Corvis

Remind MeMessage
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You set what it may doYou approve every risky moveCalls only when it mattersLive in 5 minutes

Watches the stack
you already ship on

GitHubVercelSupabaseStripeOpenAICursorClaude CodeWindsurfLovableBoltTelegramWhatsAppGitHubVercelSupabaseStripeOpenAICursorClaude CodeWindsurfLovableBoltTelegramWhatsApp
00:10Before you sleep

Is your app leaking right now? Find out in ten seconds.

Paste any public GitHub repo. Corvis reads every file the way an attacker's bot would, checks for leaked keys and the risky patterns AI coders leave behind, then grades what it finds. Free, no sign-up.

try

00:30The night shift

Four layers between your app and a very bad night.

Most tools tell you something broke. Corvis stops it before it ships, watches everything after, fixes what's safe, and gets smarter with every app it protects.

IPrevent

before you commit

Lives inside Cursor, Claude Code and Windsurf, and in your git hooks. Catches secrets, open database rules and unprotected routes before they're committed. Building in Lovable or Bolt? Every push is checked instead.

app/api/admin/route.tsCursor · Agent

export async function GET() {

−const stripe = new Stripe("sk_live_51Hx…9fQ2")

+const stripe = new Stripe(process.env.STRIPE_SECRET_KEY!)

}

Corvis blocked this commit: a live key and an admin route with no auth check. Cursor applied both fixes above.

IIWatch

all night, every night

Security, payments and uptime: every push, every failed payment, every outage. Quietly, until it isn't.

Security1 finding
Payments$2,340 MRR
Uptime99.98%

IIIAct

carefully

Investigates before it bothers you. Fixes the safe things itself. Asks before anything that costs money or can't be undone.

Retry a failed paymentauto
Roll back a bad deployask
Open a fix PRask
Merge a pull requestnever

IVLearn

collective immunity

Every protected app makes every other one safer. A key already leaked elsewhere is treated as critical the moment it turns up in your code, and your briefing tells you when a malicious package is spreading, and whether you have it.

03:12 bad package in 4 apps07:00 you're not affected

A night with Corvis

01:52

You push one last fix.

Tired, late, and your AI inlined a live Stripe key to “just make it work”.

~/shipfast

$ git push origin main

Writing objects: 100% (7/7), 1.2 KiB

8f2c1a4..b71e09d main -> main

● corvis push received · 1 commit · 3 files

03:00However you like

It calls you. You call it. Like a chief of staff who never sleeps.

No new dashboard to babysit. Corvis lives where you already are: your phone, your chats, your editor.

Corvis → you

“This is Corvis. A live Stripe key was pushed to your public repo two minutes ago.”

“I'd like to open a PR that moves it to an environment variable. Press 1 to approve, 2 to decline.”

pressed 1

“Approved. The PR and the rotation steps are in your chat.”

04:10The job description

One hire. Seven jobs you can't afford to fill.

  1. 01

    Security engineer

    blocks secrets & insecure code before commit/scans every push/catches leaked keys, open Supabase tables, malicious packages/guides key rotation/opens fix PRs in plain English

  2. 02

    Site reliability

    spots downtime & failed builds/finds the deploy that broke it/rolls back with your OK

  3. 03

    Billing ops

    retries failed payments/prepares card-update links/proposes win-back offers for your approval/flags chargebacks

  4. 04

    Maintainer

    opens upgrade PRs for vulnerable or malicious packages/diagnoses failing CI and opens small fix PRs/briefs your AI coder on features, then reviews the PR

  5. 05

    Chief of staff

    writes your morning briefing/sends a weekly “what I saved you” report/answers questions about your app by call, chat or voice note

  6. 06

    Agency partner

    watches every client app/sends white-label briefings you can forward

  7. 07

    Hype man

    “Secured by Corvis” badge for your site/free public scan with a shareable report card

05:00Who's in charge

You hold the keys. Always.

Corvis starts with safe defaults. You decide, action by action, what it may do alone, what it must ask about, and what it may never touch. Go on, try it.

Permissions
  • Retry a failed payment

    Same amount, same card

  • Open a fix PR

    Never merges on its own

  • Roll back a bad deploy

    To the last healthy production build

  • Offer a win-back discount

    Capped per month

  • Pause an abused AI key

    Revokes the key at OpenAI

  • Review pull requests

    Comments on risky changes. Never merges

risky moves ask firstnever mergesdiscounts cappedevery action logged
Audit log
  • 01:52:07corvispush received · you/shipfast@b71e09d
  • 01:52:08corvisfinding · stripe.secret_key.live · lib/stripe.ts:4
  • 01:52:11corvisinvestigated · critical · public repo
  • 01:53:02corviscalled owner · 0:38
  • 01:53:31youapproved · open_fix_pr
  • 01:53:49corvisPR #42 opened · corvis/fix-3f9a
  • 08:12:40youresolved · key rotated in Stripe

A poisoned stack trace can't talk Corvis into anything.

Logs, issues and error messages are treated as data, never instructions. The AI only proposes; a separate permission engine decides.

06:00Who it's for

Your AI builds it. Corvis keeps it safe.

For solo founders

Corvis doesn't compete with Cursor, Claude Code or Lovable. It completes them. Ask for a feature and Corvis writes your coder a precise, security-aware brief, then reviews the PR before you merge.

  1. 1you ask for a feature
  2. 2your AI coder builds it
  3. 3corvis reviews, guards, maintains

For agencies

Thirty client apps, one night watch. White-label morning briefings you can forward, as proof you're looking after them, without lifting a finger.

acme-storefitclubdentist-prolawfirm-sitesaas-kitbakery-co+24 more
07:30Morning

You wake up to a briefing, not a fire.

Corvis · Morning briefingThu · 07:30

Good morning.

A busy night, but nothing you need to worry about. Here's what happened while you slept.

Security
One critical leak contained in 42 seconds. Fix PR #42 waits for your review, and the old Stripe key still needs rotating.
Money
Three failed payments retried, two recovered ($58). One card expired, so a card update link is ready.
Growth
14 new customers overnight. MRR $2,340, up 3.1% on the week.
Uptime
All 3 monitors healthy. 100% uptime in the last 24 hours.

One thing needs you: rotate the Stripe key, then merge PR #42.

Open PR
07:42Pricing

Cheaper than one bad night.

Founding members lock in launch pricing for life.

Watch

See what Corvis finds.

$0/ month

  • 1 app
  • Security checks on every push
  • 1 uptime monitor
  • Asks before every fix
  • Weekly briefing and “what I saved you” report
  • “Secured by Corvis” badge

Guard

Popular

Your full-time night watch.

$19/ month

  • Security, payments, uptime and AI spend
  • Prevention inside Cursor and Claude Code
  • Approvals and questions in Telegram or WhatsApp
  • Daily morning briefing
  • 20 auto-fixes a month · 10 monitors

Guard + Calls

When it matters, it calls.

$49/ month

  • Everything in Guard
  • Corvis calls you on critical issues
  • Call Corvis any time
  • Voice briefings
  • 3 apps · 60 auto-fixes a month

Agency

Every client app, covered.

$299/ month

  • Up to 30 client apps
  • White-label briefings and trust pages
  • Per-client policies
  • Shared on-call for 25 teammates
  • 900 auto-fixes a month
07:55Questions

Fair questions.

  • They investigate errors inside their own platform. Corvis watches your whole business across tools (security, payments and uptime) and talks to you like a person. It works alongside them rather than replacing them.

08:00  Private beta

Ship at midnight.
Sleep till morning.

Founding members keep launch pricing for life. No spam. Corvis only calls when it matters.