Say what you know, and how.
A level and its signals beat a confident number. "I do not know" is an answer, and a useful one.
About
Software should not break because the world around it moved.
Every team integrates with APIs it does not control. Those APIs change on their own schedule, and the breakage is silent until a customer finds it. Mendward exists to read every one of those changes so nobody on your team has to.
Mendward: toward the mend.
The mark is an M split down the middle, the way a dependency splits from the code that relied on it. The green bolt is the fix that closes the crack. It is the only green in the logo, and the only meaning green has anywhere we design: mended, verified, done.
Drag the slider. That is the whole company.
What we believe.
Prove it, then claim it.
A property without a test is a wish. Every claim on this site traces to something that ran.
People merge.
Mendward does the reading, the tracing, the patch and the proof. The decision stays with the people who own the code.
Closed source, and open about it.
Mendward's detection, impact analysis, migration and verification logic is proprietary, and it will stay that way. What we do not keep private is the truth about where it stands.
When we found that a single line could make our own release gate report every phase green while tests were failing, we fixed the gate before anything else, and made it test itself before every run. When a capability is in development, this site says so. When a number appears here, it came from a run, with a date and a commit.
Where we are.
- Now
Private beta. OpenAPI providers, TypeScript repositories, GitHub. Verified pull requests end to end.
- Next
A universal source system: packages, GraphQL, JSON Schema, Protobuf, release feeds and webhooks, with presets as data.
- Later
More languages for impact and migration, more forges, and a hardened sandbox fit for any workload.
Want to talk? Write to hello@mendward.com.
See it run on your own repository.
Mendward is in private beta for teams that integrate with third-party APIs from TypeScript on GitHub.