Is my app safe to ship?
One command, under a minute, nothing to set up. A table anyone can read, a secret key in the browser, a .env file in git, a live key in your local setup — each with the file and line. Values are never shown.
For people who build web apps with AI (Lovable, Bolt, v0, Cursor, Replit, Claude Code…) and want to know what the code really does. Free, and everything runs on your computer.



From the install to the buttons: a click and its dossier, the floor plan, a Claude Code prompt and its report, Run it again and Undo. No sound; captions explain each step.
You made an app with an AI tool, or someone made it for you. It works — mostly. But when you press Save, you are not sure what happens:
codeTAC answers these questions by watching your app while you use it and by reading your project's code. You do not need to know how to program to read the answers: every step comes with a plain sentence, and every fact comes with the file and line that prove it.
Web apps in Node.js (JavaScript or TypeScript — Next.js, Vite + React, Express…) or Python (FastAPI or Flask), running on your computer. More detail.
codeTAC starts your app for you and watches it from the inside while it runs. It does not edit your files, and it does not need an account. When you stop it (Ctrl+C), your app is exactly as it was.