Software escrow and business continuity platform for SaaS risk mitigation
Codekeeper operates a software escrow service—a contractual safeguard that stores vendor source code, data, and configurations in encrypted vaults and releases them if a provider fails. The company is in a compliance-heavy scaling phase: 51 open roles across engineering, sales, and legal, with active projects spanning ISO 27001 certification, CI/CD pipeline work, and software verification. Pain points center on third-party risk mitigation and compliance embedding, which track directly to their product positioning.
Codekeeper provides software escrow and business continuity solutions for organizations concerned with vendor lock-in and SaaS provider failure. The platform secures source code, configurations, and data for both on-premise applications and cloud services, establishes legal trigger conditions for asset release, and issues compliance certificates that validate business continuity readiness. The company operates from San Francisco with a 51–200-person team distributed across nine countries, emphasizing engineering and sales capacity alongside legal and compliance functions.
Codekeeper stores vendor source code, data, and configurations in encrypted vaults and releases them if the provider fails. The platform includes daily syncing for cloud services, legal trigger agreements, and compliance certification to prove business continuity readiness.
Codekeeper builds on Python, Java, Node.js, React, Next.js, PostgreSQL, MongoDB, AWS, GraphQL, and GitLab. Testing relies on Playwright, Cypress, and Jest; frontend uses Tailwind CSS and Figma for design.
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