Privado
privado.ai
Repository configuration · older file history · Source checked 2026-10-12
CodeBuild buildspec in a company repository at a pinned public default-branch revision; file last changed 2024-06-18. Builds and paid use unverified.
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Developer infrastructure · October 2026 research
Companies and websites using AWS CodeBuild
Find companies and properties to review for AWS CodeBuild services and integrations.
The research date describes the saved research. Inclusion does not confirm present use or a paid subscription.
AWS CodeBuild research summary
10 reviewed company accounts
Research dated
10 reviewed company accounts: 4 publish a CodeBuild buildspec in a company-owned public repository and 6 describe CodeBuild projects they built or ran in a company article or document. One article describes a completed move to GitHub Actions. Current builds, payment and company-wide use are unverified.
Download the contact-free examples (CSV)What this research covers
This page publishes the source mix, findings and four contact-free examples from the 10-account AWS CodeBuild cohort. The full account file is not offered.
Reviewed contact-free examples
These approved examples illustrate the 2026-10-12 research. They are not a representative sample of all customers.
TheEye
theeye.io
Repository configuration · older file history · Source checked 2026-10-12
CodeBuild buildspec in a company repository at a pinned public default-branch revision; file last changed 2020-06-25. Builds and paid use unverified.
Stelligent
stelligent.com
Repository configuration · older file history · Source checked 2026-10-12
Test and release buildspec for the consultancy's own dashboard product; file last changed 2019-05-03. Builds and paid use unverified.
0x4447, LLC
0x4447.com
Repository configuration · older file history · Source checked 2026-10-12
CodeBuild buildspec in a company repository at a pinned public default-branch revision; file last changed 2019-04-26. Builds and paid use unverified.
What we found in this list
WhosBuilt analysis of the saved October 2026 research. Findings describe this selected cohort, not market share.
4 / 4 last changed 2019–2024
All four buildspec files are more than two years old
All 4 repository records have a buildspec last changed more than 730 days before the 2026-10-12 check: two in 2019, one in 2020 and one in 2024.
An old file date does not show that builds stopped, and a recent one would not prove they run. This list does not support a current CodeBuild-user claim.
Research 2026-10-12 · repository configuration records · WhosBuilt saved-record analysis
6 / 10 accounts
Six company articles span 2016 to 2025
6 of 10 accounts come from a company article or document about CodeBuild work it did, dated between December 2016 and February 2025. One, from thoughtbot, describes moving CI from CodeBuild to GitHub Actions.
Each article applies to the project and date it describes. Keep the former-use record as implementation history; it does not describe a current CodeBuild customer.
Research 2026-10-12 · accepted company accounts · WhosBuilt saved-record analysis
How this list was checked
Sources checked on 2026-10-12, 02:49–04:22 UTC. buildspec files were last changed between 2019-04-26 and 2024-06-18. Company articles and documents are dated 2016-12-05 to 2025-02-28. Check times record retrieval, not current use.
10 reviewed company accounts: 4 publish a CodeBuild buildspec in a company-owned public repository and 6 describe CodeBuild projects they built or ran in a company article or document. One article describes a completed move to GitHub Actions. Current builds, payment and company-wide use are unverified.
| Source class | Count | Scope |
|---|---|---|
| Repository configuration · older file history | 4 | A buildspec.yml file at a checked public default-branch revision, last changed between 2019 and 2024, more than 730 days before the check. Treat these records as dated history. |
| Company article or document · dated | 6 | The company describes a CodeBuild project, deployment or migration it carried out. Five use the article publication date and one uses the document's last change. One describes former use. |
All four buildspec files are more than two years old: Denominator: the 4 accepted repository configuration records. Use the last commit that changed buildspec.yml at the checked revision, not the retrieval date or later repository pushes. WhosBuilt analysis of accepted fields in the dated October 12 cohort; no source refresh.
Six company articles span 2016 to 2025: Denominator: all 10 accepted accounts; each account has one source class. Count accepted accounts supported by a company-authored article or document and use its reviewed date. WhosBuilt analysis of accepted fields in the dated October 12 cohort; no source refresh.
- One configuration file or company document supports each account. Other repositories, private projects and later changes were not checked.
- Public files and articles do not confirm current builds, a paid plan, company-wide use or buying intent. Agency and consultancy articles count the company that wrote them; their clients are not added as accounts.
- Ten accounts is a small list. Counts describe this cohort, not CodeBuild's customer base.
Source access dates do not refresh historical statements. Static signals do not prove execution, payment or buying intent. Published contacts do not establish deliverability or outreach permission.