For developers who care about code quality

See where the risk lives
in any codebase

First, try it on any public GitHub repo. If the report is useful, sign in to track your own repos over time.

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Analyze a public repo

Hotspot snapshot for public JS/TS repos · results cached 6 hours · no account needed

Track your own repos

Save history, analyze private repos, and re-run after changes.

We store metrics, not source code.

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Hotspot Detection

Find the files where bugs hide. High complexity + frequent changes = high risk. Shown as an interactive bubble map.

Health Timeline

Track your codebase health score over time. See if quality is improving or degrading after every analysis.

Complexity Scoring

Cyclomatic complexity per file. Know exactly which code is hardest to understand and test.

Coupling Graph

Files that always change together reveal hidden dependencies. See your architecture as a force-directed graph.

Activity Heatmap

A full year of commit activity at a glance. Spot active periods, gaps, and the rhythm of a project.

Contributor Insights

Who contributes most, when they work, and how activity is distributed across your team.

Simple pricing

Free is the full solo workflow. Team is for shared visibility.

Free

$0/month

Your complete solo code-health dashboard.

  • Public + private repo analysis
  • Hotspot bubble map
  • Health score
  • Code quality analysis
  • 90-day history
  • Health timeline
  • File coupling graph
  • Shareable report links
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Team

Soon

The same analysis, coordinated across teammates.

  • Everything in Free
  • Shared team workspace
  • Team-wide risk inbox
  • Daily email digest
  • Audit logs & GDPR purge
Log in to join the Team list →

Show your code health on GitHub

Every analyzed repo gets a live README badge — color-coded by health score, updated automatically after each analysis. No configuration required.

tugtug code health: 92/100Excellent (≥ 80)
tugtug code health: 71/100Good (60–79)
tugtug code health: 52/100Fair (40–59)
tugtug code health: 28/100Poor (< 40)

How to add a badge to your README

  1. 1Paste your public GitHub repo URL into the analyzer above
  2. 2Wait for the analysis to complete (under a minute)
  3. 3Copy the Markdown snippet from the results page
  4. 4Paste it into your README — the badge updates after every re-analysis

How it works

1

Paste any public GitHub repo URL

No account needed. Drop in a URL and we get to work.

2

Get an instant analysis

Hotspots, complexity, and coupling in under a minute.

3

Sign in with GitHub to track over time

Save results, watch your health score trend, and add private repos. We store metrics, not source code.

4

Share reports with your team

Send a read-only report link — no login required to view.

Ready to analyze your own repos?

Connect your first repo and track health over time.