Compliance that ships with your code

Why we built this

Compliance drift is a silent risk. It does not show up in monitoring dashboards or error logs. It shows up in pull requests, one small shortcut at a time: a missing authorization check, a field that should be encrypted, a log line that captures more than it should.

We built Astriguard because the tools that exist today treat compliance as an audit-time concern. By the time a finding surfaces in a quarterly review, dozens of PRs have already shipped code that contradicts the controls your organization is supposed to maintain. The cost of fixing it at audit time is ten times what it would have cost to catch it at PR review time.

Astriguard moves the compliance check to the only moment that matters: before the code merges.

What Astriguard does

Astriguard is a GitHub App that runs as part of your PR workflow. When a pull request is opened, a scan runs automatically against the changed files, checking each change against the compliance frameworks you have configured for that repository: SOC 2, HIPAA, GDPR, and the EU AI Act.

Violations appear as inline review comments on the exact lines where the issue was detected, with the specific control reference, severity, and a suggested fix. The same rules available in the GitHub PR review are also available locally via the Astriguard CLI, so developers can catch issues before they even push.

The team

Astriguard is built by Prodev Innovations, a software development team focused on developer tooling and infrastructure.

Prodev Innovations

Building developer tools from Kampala, Uganda