Takes less than a minute
How to Get Your GitHub Link
Select the tool you used to build your app. We'll show you exactly where to find the link.
How to find your GitHub link in Cursor
- 1Open your project in Cursor
- 2Click the Source Control icon in the left sidebar (or press Ctrl/Cmd+Shift+G)
- 3Look at the top of the panel — your repo URL is shown there
- 4If you see "Publish to GitHub", click it first to push your code
- 5Copy the URL (format: github.com/yourname/project)
If you haven't pushed to GitHub yet, Cursor will prompt you to create a repo. It takes about 30 seconds.
Temporarily make your repo public, run the scan, then switch it back. Takes about 2 minutes.
Quick safety check first:
- •No API keys or passwords in your code?
- •No database credentials or .env secrets?
- •No private customer data?
If unsure, use a paid scan — it handles private repos securely.
- 1Go to your repo on github.com
- 2Click Settings (gear icon)
- 3Scroll to Danger Zone → Change visibility → Public
- ✓Run your free scan on SystemAudit.dev
- 5Go back → Change visibility → Private
Done! Your repo is private again. The whole thing takes ~2 minutes.
Or ask your developer
If someone else built your app, send them this message to get the GitHub URL:
Copy for email or Slack
Hi, I need the public GitHub URL for our product repo (format: github.com/your-org/your-repo) so we can run a quick health and security audit on SystemAudit.dev. It takes about 3 minutes and only needs read access to the repo. Could you reply with the link when you have a moment? Thanks
What we access
- Public repos: you paste the URL; we read through GitHub's API to analyze the codebase for the report.
- Read-only: we don't need permission to change your code. Analysis is completely read-only.
- Never stored: your code is analyzed in real-time and never saved. See our Security page for details.