Dependencies
How current and orderly your package stack looks — aging or messy inventories push the score up.
Clear debt signals. Less noise.
TechieDebt rates technology debt from 1 to 10 — lower is better. We filter the noise so you get a score you can read, act on, and compare over time.
Is my dependency stack aging?What does a 4.2 score mean?Lower is better — right?Will this show on the leaderboard?
Is my dependency stack aging?What does a 4.2 score mean?Lower is better — right?Will this show on the leaderboard?
Is my dependency stack aging?What does a 4.2 score mean?Lower is better — right?Will this show on the leaderboard?
Is my dependency stack aging?What does a 4.2 score mean?Lower is better — right?Will this show on the leaderboard?
Do you scan for security issues?Can you score my Flutter app?How do I read Compatibility?Do private repos stay private?
Do you scan for security issues?Can you score my Flutter app?How do I read Compatibility?Do private repos stay private?
Do you scan for security issues?Can you score my Flutter app?How do I read Compatibility?Do private repos stay private?
Do you scan for security issues?Can you score my Flutter app?How do I read Compatibility?Do private repos stay private?
One score for all my projects?What stacks can you assess?Is this an architecture review?When should I reassess?
One score for all my projects?What stacks can you assess?Is this an architecture review?When should I reassess?
One score for all my projects?What stacks can you assess?Is this an architecture review?When should I reassess?
One score for all my projects?What stacks can you assess?Is this an architecture review?When should I reassess?
What the score reflects
Maintenance
How easy the project looks to keep consistent — weak project hygiene adds debt.
Compatibility
How current your declared platform targets look — stale targets add debt.
Stacks we can assess
If a repository uses one of these families, we can usually score it.
- JavaScript / TypeScript
- Python
- Rust
- Go
- Ruby
- Java / Kotlin
- .NET
- PHP
- Dart / Flutter
- Swift / Apple
- Elixir
- Scala
- C / C++
How to read a score
- 1.0 – 2.0Excellent
very little technology debt.
- 2.1 – 4.0Healthy
a few areas worth a light cleanup.
- 4.1 – 6.0Fair
some debt is showing; plan improvements.
- 6.1 – 10High debt
prioritize cleanup before it slows you down.
Leaderboard and privacy
After a paid assessment finishes, you are listed on the Developers leaderboard with your combined score. Choose which project name is shown publicly with Show on leaderboard. Repository names stay private.