Benchify handles the middle mile of codegen ensuring that generated code just works and is instantly executable. It’s a one-line SDK call between LLM clients and sandboxes to deliver instant code repair, accelerated bundling, and observability.
Anyone depending on non-human-in-the-loop codegen: – app builders, dynamic websites, agents, etc.
Generated code breaks — constantly.
On top of normal bugs like duplicate function calls, parse errors, or missing or extra parens, AI systems introduce new ones, such as stray tool calls, /* rest of code goes here */, and malformed diff applications. Running that code inside sandboxes only compounds the pain: every piece has to be perfect for execution to succeed, and the sandbox boot time delays the inevitable. Since all the sandboxes are just firecracker VMs designed to run anything, they’re not optimized for the common workflows builders actually care about. The result is slow setup, fragile execution, and painful feedback loops.
Benchify combines non-AI techniques (static analysis + program synthesis) with highly optimized infrastructure to deliver turn-key code — fixed and bundled — in O(1 second).
It drops in as a one-line SDK call between your LLM client and the sandbox. If you’re only doing front-end work, you can skip the sandbox entirely and render directly from Benchify’s bundled output.
Code Repair: Sub second fixes for parsing, dependency, CSS/Tailwind, type, and interaction errors (e.g. empty-Select) with more on the way. If there’s an issue you’re running into, let us know and we can add a fix!
Bundling: Build and dependency resolution in 1-3s.
Observability: Analytics on error patterns in generated code.
Product Demo
Benchify’s analysis engine detects bugs and dispatches them to a growing library of static repair strategies in a fraction of a second. Strategies are optimized for different bug types, and layered using an incremental parsing approach, since sometimes fixing one bug unlocks others. Each candidate fix is re-analyzed, with the best one selected automatically provided it yields a strict improvement in the code. The architecture builds on prior research in program synthesis and program repair, where the idea is to have a collection of strategies that may or may not work at fixing different bug types, combined with an analysis and execution engine that can efficiently determine whether or not a strategy succeeded.
We entered YC with a formal-methods-driven code review product. But unreliable LLM-generated test harnesses kept breaking it. Talking with builders made it clear: the real bottleneck was brittle codegen itself. We pivoted to focus entirely on making generated code self-healing.
We’re focused on app builders today, but our core tech generalizes: agents, self-updating sites, programmatic ads, and more.
If generated code is slowing you down, let’s talk.