We're building the validation layer we wanted ourselves.
Too many checks happen too late, across too many disconnected tools. CodeAva exists to make technical validation faster, clearer, and more useful — for developers, QA-minded teams, and technical site owners who care about what they ship.
From frustration to product
We couldn't find the tools we wanted, so we started building them. Here's how it unfolded.
The problem crystallised
After years of shipping web projects and watching the same quality gaps appear at every deadline, the pattern was clear: checks happen too late, across too many disconnected tools.
CodeAva launched
Website audits and code audits shipped first. Real feedback on real pages and real snippets — no setup, no account, no waiting.
Tools expansion
50+ single-purpose developer tools launched: JSON, JWT, regex, diff, hash, DMARC, CSP, cron, Docker Compose, HAR viewer, and more. All browser-based where possible.
Deeper coverage
Structured data validation, expanded SEO signals, DMARC report parsing, subnet calculator, keyboard layout translator, and growing editorial content.
What you can use today
Three core pillars. Everything else is on the roadmap.
We also publish practical guides on technical SEO, code quality, and developer workflows — read the blog →
Built for people who ship
Developers
Ship production code with a reliable quality baseline before every merge.
Agencies
Run structured checks before handing off client projects with confidence.
QA Teams
Structured, repeatable validation on every release without the overhead.
Founders
Pre-launch validation without a dedicated QA team or expensive tooling.
What we believe
A short set of commitments that guide every product decision.
Developer-First
The primary user writes code. Output is technical, specific, and formatted for engineers — not dashboards designed for non-technical stakeholders.
Actionable, Not Noisy
Every finding includes enough context to act on. We do not surface low-confidence checks that produce high false-positive rates.
Honest by Default
We do not overstate what our tools can detect. Audit scope is explicit. Passing a check is not a guarantee.
Built to Evolve
Rules are updated as standards change. New tools are added based on real developer workflows, not feature completeness theatre.
Privacy by Architecture
Most tools run entirely in your browser. No data is sent to a server unless the feature explicitly requires it. We never store inputs between sessions.
Composable, Not Monolithic
Each tool does one thing well. No forced workflows, no bundled subscriptions, no feature gates that punish free users.
The people behind CodeAva
Engineers with direct experience in code quality, web performance, security, and accessibility — shaping every audit rule and article on the platform.
Built with the tools we use ourselves.
Every audit rule and validation check in CodeAva runs on our own codebase. If a check doesn't surface real problems, we remove it. If a tool doesn't improve the workflow, it doesn't ship.
Where CodeAva is heading
CodeAva is an active product. These are the areas we are working toward — in order of priority, without committing to dates.
Deeper audit coverage
Expanding website audit checks to include structured data validation, Core Web Vitals detail, and more granular SEO signals.
Better reports and examples
Shareable audit permalinks, exportable reports, and side-by-side comparison for re-runs.
More validation tools
More single-purpose developer tools based on real workflows — CSV tools, API inspection, schema validators.
Developer workflow integrations
CLI support and API access for teams who want to integrate CodeAva checks into their own pipelines.
Ready to ship
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