Benchify is a code review tool that uncovers real bugs by rigorously testing code using methods typically restricted to rocket science and chip design.
Juan Castaño is the co-founder and CEO of Benchify. Prior to Benchify, Juan bought and sold a business for 5x MOIC, created MVPs for 9+ clients as a UI/UX designer, devised GTM strategy at Instawork (Series C), initiated a growth product team at Klaviyo (pre-IPO), and advised on due diligence transactions at McKinsey & Company. Juan studied Economics and Human-centered design at Dartmouth and holds an MBA from MIT Sloan.
Max von Hippel holds a PhD in Computer Science from Northeastern University, focused on security and interactive theorem proving. Before that, he completed a BS in Pure Mathematics at the University of Arizona. But most importantly, he holds a Blue Belt from 10th Planet Jiu Jitsu. Max grew up in Anchorage Alaska and is deeply passionate about software assurance (who isn't?).
Benchify is a code review tool that uncovers real bugs by actually running your code on strategically generated inputs, using methods typically restricted to rocket science and chip design. When errors are found, Benchify provides verified bugs, unit tests, and a patch (coming soon).
Engineers (like you) spend almost half their time testing and debugging, which, let’s be honest, they’d rather spend doing literally anything else.
We test your code using magic (ok, formal methods) and deliver the results in an actionable comment on your PR.
The testing techniques Benchify uses are typically leveraged for mission critical use cases, such as silicon chip design, rocket engineering, and high-speed trading. Our secret sauce is in making these techniques usable and actionable.
Max and Juan first met as bright-eyed freshmen at Dartmouth College almost a decade ago and have been fast friends and on-and-off roommates since. They’re deeply passionate about software assurance (who isn’t?) and excited to test your code.