ProofGit
AI is writing more of your code every quarter — and your repository count is exploding with it. Half-built services, abandoned experiments, and agent-generated drafts pile up until nobody can say what is shippable, what is a liability, and what should simply be deleted. ProofGit gives every repo a verdict, with the evidence behind it, on infrastructure you control.
ProofGit is currently offered as a hosted service only — one shared instance, operated by us, with your own model keys. Self-hosted ProofGit is not offered yet, and dedicated instances are not part of the beta.
The product capabilities below are real and are what you get on the hosted service; the deployment models are what changes. If a dedicated or on-premise instance is a requirement rather than a preference, mail hello@proofgit.com — it changes how we prioritise. See pricing and security and data handling for what the shared beta does and does not isolate.
Not a vanity score — a finish-list. Each repo is classed from deterministic signals (reachability, wiring, tests, migrations, churn) before any model opinion is added, and every claim cites its evidence.
In the beta your repositories sit on hardware we operate in Helsinki, Finland — not a US hyperscaler. You supply your own model keys, so your code is never routed to an AI vendor we picked for you. No third-party index, no telemetry. Self-hosted ProofGit is not offered yet.
Summaries are plain, diffable, mirrorable files in git — readable by any tool, and yours forever. They outlive us, and any vendor.
"Endpoint defined, never registered." "Model written, no migration." Specific, cited gaps a team can close — or delete — this week.
You bring your provider keys and pay them directly. ProofGit records cost and provenance — it never resells you tokens at a margin.
Built for regulated work. ProofGit is designed for organisations where GDPR, data residency and trade-secret containment are non-negotiable. During the public beta your repositories and their summaries are held on EU infrastructure we operate, and every model call goes to the provider whose key you supplied — never to one we chose for you. Self-hosted ProofGit is not offered yet. Built on the open-source Gitea project.