As a solo founder building LetMeCheck.ai, one question kept coming up in my feedback:

> "How do I know my code stays secure when I connect my repo?"

Thank you to all the early adopters and brave builders who trusted us with your code.

We believe the best way to build is in public, with feedback at every step. Many of you shared that our AI code analysis isn t deep enough yet and we agree.

Since launching on Product Hunt, wild things have happened:

1. I got my first investment offer on a SAFE.

2. A YC-backed startup reached out to discuss strategy not just ask for help.

3. And the biggest win? I ve started to believe that ideas are the most powerful thing in the world.

I didn t build this project for VCs. I built it because I saw a real pain point.

I recently posted a job opening and got 42 applications:

11 from agencies

31 from freelancers

Hey PH fam yesterday was a big milestone.

After 15+ years of working behind the scenes as a CTO, helping startups and founders ensure their code was scalable, secure, and clean I finally turned that expertise into a product: LetMeCheck.ai

Building LetMeCheck.ai has been a wild solo journey but one thing became clear early on: real user feedback is worth more than any feature I could dream up in isolation.

After launching my MVP, a few early adopters reached out with honest feedback about login friction, scan failures, and the need for multi-repo support. Some bugs hurt. But each one helped me dig deeper, refactor code, and rethink the UX.

Hey Product Hunters ,

I m Joel, maker of LetMeCheck.ai. Instead of talking theory, Before launching the product as SaaS I used it for dedicated clients. I wanted to share a real-world win that shows why automated code scans should be in every team s tool-belt.

The Scary Moment