Reactable

Reactable, Inc. makes a web platform that assesses the software behind an app by connecting to a GitHub repository. It returns one readiness score, a verified readiness level, and findings that cite the exact source files and patterns behind each observation. It targets founders, agencies, investors, and buyers who need to understand what shipped, including AI-generated code.

What It Is

Reactable is a code assessment and readiness reporting tool. After you connect a GitHub repository, it evaluates the codebase across twelve domains: authentication, identity and access management, secrets and credentials, code quality, application security, release and deployment, observability and monitoring, open source and licensing, data privacy, accessibility, AI integration, and third-party integrations. The site says an assessment takes minutes.

How the Readiness Report Works

Each finding is written in plain language. It explains what was found, why it matters, and what happens if it is left alone. Strengths are credited alongside gaps. The report is meant to be readable by non-technical stakeholders while giving developers or AI coding tools the file references needed to verify and fix issues.

Reactabot and Remediation

Reactabot is an assistant that answers questions from the report. Users can ask how to fix or mitigate a finding, or what it means. It also helps with understanding technical debt and planning remediation.

Who Uses It

The site describes use cases for builders of AI-built apps, software consulting and development agencies delivering client work, founders seeking investment, and buyers or acquirers running technical due diligence. A transaction-readiness view presents the report for deal diligence.