SoftaCheck

So I have some good and bad news. I made a completely new version of the app with many improvements to include a web interface. You can now signup to the app via the website www.softacheck.com or via the GitHub marketplace.
However, this required me to take off my previous app from the GitHub marketplace and launch a new version of it. This has lead me to lose all existing users and start from zero again. I realize that this is bad but I had no choice since the previous architecture of the app was faulty and this change was inevitable.

So I reached 350 users according to the GitHub marketplace page and I also have 2 paying users! This is really exciting. I am working on the new version of the app to have a web interface in addition to the current GitHub application. I will update soon.

After six months since I launched the app, there are more than 100 users according to the GitHub marketplace. Still no paying customers but I hope I will get there soon. I have many new ideas for the app and I plan to launch a new version for the app in a few more months.

The first MVP of SoftaCheck has been launched.
It is just a GitHub app with no web interface at this point. It analyzes the user's C/C++ code using open source static analysis tools such as cppcheck and clang-tidy and also generates documentation automatically using an open source tool called Doxygen and stores it online.