Integrity Check

Six pillars. One clear report.

Privacy and support

Integrity Check is a product of Hazeltine Consulting, run by Brian Hazeltine. This page is the plain version of how we treat your GitHub account and your code.

What we use

When you sign in with GitHub, we receive the account details GitHub shares with us (such as your name, username, and email). We use that to know which repositories you can choose and to show your reports.

What happens to your code

When you run a check, we clone a temporary, read-only copy of that repository. We do not ask GitHub for write access. A full Integrity Check sends relevant parts of that copy to a language model so a reviewer can confirm findings in the code. We delete the copy when the check finishes. A Quick Look is a faster scan of possible issues and does not use that reviewer.

What we keep

We keep your account record and the reports you ran so you can open them again from the dashboard. We do not sell your code. We do not use your repository as a public example unless you ask us to.

What this is not

Integrity Check is an advisory report. It is not a penetration test, a security certification, or a guarantee that the app is safe.

How to reach us

Questions, problems, or a request to delete your account and reports: bhazeltine@gmail.com.