🔥 LetMeCheck.ai — Code Quality Insights You Can Actually Trust LetMeCheck.ai helps founders, CTOs, and tech leads quickly understand the health of their codebases — before they hire an agency, merge a pull request, or pitch investors.
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👋 Hey Product Hunt! I’m Joel, the founder of LetMeCheck.ai and a fractional CTO who’s spent the last 15 years reviewing code — not just for bugs, but for real-world readiness. Over the years, I’ve worked with startups, agencies, and enterprise teams. One constant pain point? Founders and clients often have no idea if the code they’re paying for is actually good. My job as CTO was to act as a filter — to make sure code was scalable, maintainable, and secure before it ever hit production. After reviewing hundreds of codebases, I realized this skill could be productized. That’s how LetMeCheck.ai was born — a tool that helps anyone (even non-tech folks) understand their code quality and get insights backed by data, not opinions. This is for founders, investors, CTOs, and devs who want clarity over chaos when it comes to code. 🎁 I'm doing free private walkthroughs for early signups — would love to hear what you think!
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As a vibe coder without a lot of technical background the idea that I can have a tool that keep the AI in check basically is extremely valuable.
Cant wait to see how it grows
🔥 This is such a smart and needed tool, Joel!
I’ve seen too many founders invest in code they assume is solid — only to find major issues later. Having an unbiased, expert-backed layer that can flag risks.
LetMeCheck.ai feels like the perfect bridge between technical due diligence and peace of mind — especially for non-tech founders and busy CTOs. The fact that it’s backed by your 15+ years of hands-on experience makes it even more legit.
Excited to see where this goes!
Really impressive work — feels like a super practical AI assistant for day-to-day decision-making. 🧠
Curious how it handles more nuanced or subjective prompts — is there room for adjusting tone or depth of answers?
Good idea! Is there a way to narrow down what you want to check for? For instance, security vulnerabilities or performance problems?
This would be so good concept for partnering with vibe coding companies like Replit etc.