Find your starting point.
Follow a suggested reading route through connected files.
Know your system.
Make complex systemseasier to work with.
We’re building AI products that help teams understand their technology and put it to better use.
Pre-launch · Updates about our first product
// OUR FIRST PRODUCT
Understand a codebase. Investigate what matters.
A workspace in development for exploring unfamiliar code and investigating security findings alongside the source.
Follow the connections.
Explore dependencies alongside the source.
Review security findings.
Investigate findings in context and inspect affected files.
// AN EXAMPLE QUESTION
How is account access checked?
One way to explore the question:
- Find the relevant area.
- Read the access checks.
- Follow related files.
Illustrative example, not a customer result or a verified execution sequence. Dependencies are reading leads, not proof of runtime calls.
Read a source-linked access-check example// ABOUT XOLVYN
Building for a more complex world.
Xolvyn is building AI products that help teams understand their technology and put it to better use. Our first product, in development, brings codebase exploration and security analysis into one workspace.
Talk to the Xolvyn teamFrequently asked questions
What is Xolvyn?
Xolvyn is building AI products that help teams work with complex technology. Its first product is a workspace in development for codebase understanding and security analysis.
Can I use the product yet?
Not yet. Xolvyn is preparing for launch. Join the waitlist for launch updates or register interest in future testing and team pilots. Joining does not grant immediate access.
How can Xolvyn help me read unfamiliar code?
Start with a suggested reading route or explore the system map, then inspect a directory group and its connections. Routes follow resolved imports; they are not a verified execution sequence.
What does dependency context tell me about a finding?
It shows structural relationships around the affected files or imported packages. Import counts do not prove runtime reachability, exploitability or business impact, and do not replace severity or engineering review.
How is repository source handled?
Analysis uses a temporary server-side clone, with cleanup attempted afterward. Signed-in history saves analysis metadata with source-bearing report fields removed. Optional source explanations send a selected excerpt to Gemini only after a separate confirmation. Confirm provider-retention terms before sharing private code.
Which languages are supported?
Structural analysis has support for TypeScript, JavaScript, Python, Go and Java. Coverage depends on the language and the checks completed for each analysis.
Will pricing be announced before launch?
Yes. Plan details will be shared before launch. Joining the waitlist requires no payment.
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