A versioned asset record
Freeze the evaluated commit, formula version, RepoWorth, complexity, and supporting scan evidence for diligence.
Use a Code Valuation Report to inspect RepoWorth, architecture breadth, Contributor Value, durability, and key-person concentration before acquiring a software business.
Built for strategic acquirers, private equity, and technical diligence teams.Code Valuator measures the visible asset and its contribution history together. Acquirers can inspect present RepoWorth, recent value movement, verification depth, churned value, and how much durable work depends on key contributors.
Freeze the evaluated commit, formula version, RepoWorth, complexity, and supporting scan evidence for diligence.
See concentration, contribution recency, ownership changes, and value tied to contributors who may not remain after close.
Track value movement, refactors, removals, retained value, and delivery continuity through integration.
Review RepoWorth movement, maintainer concentration, coverage, and report evidence after the repository owner grants read-only access.
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Each decision starts from a bounded repository scope, an exact commit, and versioned rules. Private evidence stays controlled by its authorized owner.
Provide the company, repository scope, deal stage, and the report you need.
The creator approves the repositories and information included in the diligence workspace.
Compare the frozen diligence baseline with integration and delivery changes after close.
Both reports identify the repository scope, commit, scan cutoff, measured evidence, and a section-by-section guide for interpreting the findings.
Maintain a controlled list of active opportunities and acquired software assets with owner-approved, read-only reports and refreshed risk signals.
Application question: Active software opportunitiesInvite only the companies, vendors, borrowers, or opportunities you are authorized to monitor after approval.
An organization admin must enable discovery before the repository appears. Acquirers add payment details when requesting a detailed report, but are charged only if the administrator grants read-only access. The report never includes source code.
No. It measures code development value and technical evidence. Commercial value, liabilities, intellectual property rights, revenue quality, and strategic fit remain separate parts of diligence.
It is the concentration of durable development value, review authority, and recent accepted work among a small number of people, combined with recency and continuity signals.
Yes. Private repository access and report visibility remain controlled by the authorized owner throughout the diligence process.
No. It provides reproducible codebase evidence and a modeled development valuation. The acquirer remains responsible for the investment, legal, commercial, and transaction decision.