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CodeVault
Code hosting

Git hosting, code review, CI and packages in one place, hosted in the EU.

CodeVault is where teams keep their code and work on it together: repositories, pull requests, issues, roadmaps, pipelines and package registries. It also records the structure of your databases with every release, so you always know what changed and can prove it.

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Available 11 October 2026
CodeVault repository overview
Git over HTTPS and SSHWith Git LFS
Built-in CIPipelines, schedules and live logs
5 registriesnpm, PyPI, Go, generic and containers
Signed schemasDatabase structure recorded per release

What CodeVault does

For development teams that want their code on EU infrastructure, especially teams that ship database changes and care about audit.

Code and review

  • Pull requests

    Approve or request changes, suggest edits, and merge by commit, squash or rebase.

  • Code owners and merge queue

    Route reviews to the right people and merge safely in order.

  • Issues, roadmap and boards

    Labels, milestones, a drag-to-reorder roadmap, Kanban boards and a wiki.

  • Community

    Let signed-in users suggest features, vote, run polls and discuss, per repository.

CodeVault pull request review with comments

CI/CD and packages

  • Pipelines in your repo

    Stages, matrix jobs, caching and CPU and memory limits per job.

  • Schedules and reruns

    Timezone-aware schedules, an honest queue, and cancel or rerun from the web.

  • Package registries

    Publish npm, PyPI, Go and generic packages next to your code.

  • Container registry

    Push and pull images with the standard Docker registry API.

CodeVault pipeline run with stages and live logs

Database schema history

Know exactly what your database looked like at every release.

  • A snapshot per release

    PostgreSQL, MySQL, MariaDB and SQL Server schemas, with a diff and generated forward and rollback SQL.

  • Tamper-evident

    Each snapshot is signed and can be verified offline.

  • Drift alerts

    A check every 30 minutes tells you when a database no longer matches its release.

  • Migration gates

    Preview migrations in pull requests and block destructive ones before merge.

CodeVault release showing database changes, with destructive changes flagged and forward and rollback SQL

Security and control

  • Sign-in options

    Two-factor login, SAML, LDAP and sign-in with Vault56, GitHub, Google or GitLab.

  • Access rules

    Limit repositories by network or time of day, across web, Git and API.

  • Audit and scanning

    Audit log with CSV export, secret scanning and optional virus scanning.

  • Editor extensions

    Review pull requests, see CI status and blame inside VS Code.

Runs on Vault56

CodeVault signs users in with their Vault56 account, backs up to Vault56 file storage, and receives signed updates from the Vault56 release service. Merges can publish new releases of your own software through the same service.

How the platform works

  • Data and APIs
  • Accounts and sign-in (used)
  • File storage (used)
  • Email
  • Realtime and push
  • Workflows and automation
  • Functions
  • AI
  • Agents and devices
  • Signed updates (used)
  • Marketplace and billing

Get CodeVault on 11 October 2026

Try the platform today. The products open to everyone on 11 October 2026.

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