Supply chain intelligence

Know what is in yourdependency journey

Scan, score, and fix dependency risks in minutes. ShipWatch fuses CVSS, OpenSSF Scorecard, and ecosystem data into one clear plan.

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Supply chain route

ShipWatch journey map

30s average

01 Paste a repo

GitHub URL in, metadata out

02 Fuse signals

OSV, npm, GitHub, Scorecard

03 Score risk

0-10 score with confidence

04 Act fast

Fix commands and issues

GitHub, OSV, npm, and Scorecard signals in one view

3

data sources unified

30s

average scan time

CVSS

grounded risk scoring

OpenSSF

maintenance signals

How it works

A clear path from repo to remediation

ShipWatch organizes noisy dependency data into a simple three step workflow.

Step 1

Paste a GitHub URL

Start with a repo link. ShipWatch pulls dependencies instantly.

Step 2

Watch the live analysis

Streaming updates show what is risky and why in real time.

Step 3

Fix what matters

Copy ready upgrade commands and track progress in the dashboard.

Highlights

Built for teams that ship fast

Live scanning, scoring, and fixes that help you move from insight to action.

Live scanning

Server sent events stream results as the scan runs.

Actionable fixes

Upgrade commands and safe version guidance in one click.

CVSS-based scoring

Risk scores grounded in the industry standard CVSS scale.

SBOM export

CycloneDX exports for enterprise compliance workflows.

CI gate ready

Turn scans into automated checks inside GitHub Actions.

IDE queryable

Use the MCP tool to explore scan data from your editor.

Interactive demo

Run a scan in seconds

Paste a GitHub repo and watch the scan stream live. Results stay public by scan id for easy sharing.

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Log4Shell exposed a deeper problem: organizations had no clear visibility into the open source software running inside their systems.

Incidents

The colors.js and faker.js Incident Was a Trust Crisis for Open Source

When a maintainer intentionally broke popular packages, the industry learned that dependency risk is not only about vulnerabilities.

Incidents

Why CVSS Scores Alone Are Not Enough for Vulnerability Prioritization

A CVSS score measures severity, but real-world risk depends on context, exploitability, and exposure.

Protect every release

Make supply chain risk visible before it ships.

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