Scan your repos
Connect GitHub and GitLab. Spryly™ scans the repositories you choose and reads each lockfile to map how your packages constrain one another.
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Finding out a package is out of date is the easy part. Spryly™ reads your lockfile and determines which upgrades are clear, what's holding the rest back, and in what order to clear them.
Connect GitHub and GitLab. Spryly™ scans the repositories you choose and reads each lockfile to map how your packages constrain one another.
Every outdated package gets a verdict: ready, blocked, or worth a closer look. Blocked packages quote the exact constraint.
Each project gives you one command for everything you can upgrade today, checked together so the batch can't conflict with itself.
Cloudflare, AWS, GitHub, Slack, Stripe and dozens more — with an alert the moment one your stack depends on runs into trouble.
Spryly™ reads what your packages declare — it never runs your build. “Ready” means nothing is stopping you, not that the upgrade is painless. Tracking covers npm, PyPI, Composer, Cargo, RubyGems and Go; blocking analysis covers npm and PyPI, with the rest following.
Start free. Upgrade when you need more.