About StackRadar

StackRadar is a dependency management platform built by SIA StackRadar, a company registered in Riga, Latvia. It is founder-led: Martins Sipenko writes the posts, answers the mail, and runs the walkthroughs.

Why it exists

Dependency work is the maintenance nobody schedules. Scanners produce lists, update bots produce pull requests, and both stop at the same wall: the change that needs someone to write code. What is left rots in a queue, gets rediscovered by the next tool, and turns into an emergency the week a CVE lands in something three majors behind.

StackRadar takes that work instead of reporting it. One ranked backlog across the tools you already run, noise closed with reasons you can read and reverse, and agents that write the upgrade a fix needs so your CI can judge it and your policy can merge it.

How we work

StackRadar maintains its own repositories with StackRadar. Observe mode is the default for everyone, ours included: nothing merges until a policy says it may. When we ship something that is not ready for every account, we label it on the features page rather than implying it is live for you.

We hold no certifications yet, and the security page says so in plain words alongside the access scopes, data handling, and reporting address. It is the page to read before you grant anything.

Company details

Legal name

SIA StackRadar

Registered in

Latvia, registration number 40203749357

Registered office

Dzirciema street 121, Riga, Latvia, LV-1055

Data location

EU regions of our infrastructure providers

Support

support@stackradar.com

Security

security@stackradar.com

Processing terms live in the DPA, and the terms and privacy policy carry the rest. For anything else, write to us.