POVV Verified · for apps built with AI
Catch the AI slop before your buyer does.
Rival AI agents (Claude Opus 5.5 vs Grok 4.7) read every eligible file of your repository and quote each problem to the exact line. Fix what they confirm, then hand your buyer, investor or client a signed certificate they can check without trusting us.
$149 one-time · prices exclude VAT · built for apps made with Lovable, Bolt, Replit, Cursor, Claude Code or v0 · private repositories supported
Why now
A 2026 buyer-side catalog of AI-built apps bought on Acquire.com, Flippa and MicroAcquire reports the recurring outcome as “at least one critical or high finding present at close”. Source
Selling your app
Buyer-side audits of AI-built apps sold on Acquire.com and Flippa keep finding critical or high issues at close. A clean certificate answers that question before the buyer asks it.
Raising money
Give an investor more than your word: what was read, what was checked, and that nothing critical was open at that commit.
Handing over to a client
Deliver the app with signed proof of what you shipped, instead of “trust me, it works”.
Launching to users
A badge in your footer that anyone can click to see what was verified, and when.
How it works
01
Get the Verified pack
$149 adds 14,900 credits to your POVV wallet.
02
Run the Full Repo audit
Connect the repository (a read-only GitHub token is only needed for private repos). Credits are spent batch by batch as files are read; if the wallet runs low, the audit pauses safely and resumes after a top-up.
03
Fix what is confirmed
You get a private five-act report: every finding with quoted evidence, confirmed or not. A certificate is only issued when no confirmed critical or high finding is open.
04
Issue the certificate
12,000 credits, once. You get a public page, a signed proof and a badge for your README, listing or website.
What a certificate looks like
POVV Verified · code certificate
VALID
your-company/your-app
Commit 3f9c2a1…
At this commit, POVV read 184 of 190 eligible source files in full and reviewed 37 candidate findings against quoted source. No confirmed critical or high finding was open.
SHA-256 · Ed25519 signature · public key at /.well-known/povv-ledger-keys
A real one
The first certificate went to POVV's own open-source receipt verifier, after 5 Full Repo audits. They found a way to forge a verified receipt, a hash-smuggling bug, an overclaimed time anchor and a terminal-spoofing path. Each was fixed before the certificate was issued.
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Verified pack
$149one-time, excl. VAT
- · 14,900 credits added to your wallet
- · Full Repo audit of your repository, paid from these credits batch by batch
- · Private five-act report with evidence for every finding
- · Public signed certificate + badge (12,000 credits, issued once)
- · Unused credits stay in your wallet
Already have credits? Open any finished Full Repo report and issue the certificate from its last section. Refund policy
Questions
How much does POVV Verified cost?
$149 once, excluding VAT. It adds 14,900 credits to your wallet: the Full Repo audit is paid from them batch by batch, and the certificate costs 12,000 credits, issued once. There is no subscription, and unused credits stay in your wallet.
How is POVV different from CodeRabbit or Greptile?
CodeRabbit and Greptile review pull requests for development teams, and their paid plans are priced per developer per month. POVV does a different job: it audits the repository of an app built with AI at one commit, with no pull request needed, and explains the AI slop it finds in plain English to the person who has to trust the app: the founder, a buyer, a client or an investor. Technical agents on Claude Opus 5.5 argue against business agents on Grok 4.7; agreement is not evidence, and nothing counts without a quoted line of code. You get a fix list, an honest map of what was not read and, with POVV Verified, a signed certificate anyone can check offline with the open-source povv-verify tool. Verified is a one-time $149 pack, not a monthly fee per developer.
Which AI models review my code?
Technical agents on Claude Opus 5.5 (Anthropic) and business agents on Grok 4.7 (xAI) challenge each other, and a synthesizer, The Anchor, writes the verdict. An allegation only counts with a quote from your real code; agreement between agents is not evidence.
Does it work for apps built with Lovable, Bolt, Cursor or Claude Code?
Yes, as long as the code is in a GitHub repository: POVV reads the repository, not the tool that wrote it. Private repositories need a read-only GitHub token.
Does the certificate publish my code or my findings?
No. It shows the repository name, commit, how much was read and that no confirmed critical or high finding was open. Findings, quotes and source stay in your private report.
What does POVV actually check?
Every eligible source file is read. Each suspected problem (auth, data access, secrets, payments, input handling and more) is reviewed against the quoted source and marked confirmed, suspected or contradicted. Coverage gaps are stated, not hidden.
What if problems are found?
You keep the private report with evidence and a concrete action for each finding. Fix them, run a new audit on the new commit, then certify.
How can someone check the certificate is real?
Each certificate carries a SHA-256 hash of its content and an Ed25519 signature. The public key is published, so anyone can verify it without trusting POVV.
Is this a guarantee?
No. It is a signed statement of what was read and what the evidence supported at one commit. It is not a security certification such as SOC 2, not a penetration test of the running app, and it does not cover later changes.
What if my repository is large?
Larger repositories use more credits. The audit never overspends: when the wallet runs low it pauses, keeps its progress and resumes after a top-up. Unused credits stay in your wallet.
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