Know What You Actually Own — before you commit another dollar
A free audit of your code, infrastructure and delivery process. A senior engineer reads the system and gives you a written report, the order to fix things in, and a call to walk you through it. The report is yours whether or not we work together.
What You Get
What we found, ranked by risk. Plain enough to forward to an investor or a buyer.
What to fix first, what next, and what can wait.
We walk you through the report and answer your questions. You decide what happens next.
What We Look At
Every finding comes with its evidence and what it costs to fix. If something is fine, the report says so.
Code quality
How easy the code is to read and change.
Architecture
How the system is put together, and how far it scales.
Security
Weak spots in the code and the infrastructure.
Tests
What the tests catch before a release, and what they miss.
Delivery
How work gets from an idea to production.
Knowledge
Where the knowledge lives, and what leaves if one person does.
When the Audit Is Worth Your Time
Small changes take weeks, or every release breaks something. Find out why, and what it takes to fix.
Your product grew fast and the code is struggling. Know how bad it is and what the fix costs before you bet on a guess.
Know what you’re buying, or what you bought, on deals too small for the big due-diligence firms. The report becomes your first-hundred-days plan.
Questions Buyers Actually Ask
Is the code audit really free?
Yes, for now. AI does much of the reading, so we don’t charge while we build our published track record. We’ll update this page when that changes.
What counts as a platform?
Roughly each separate codebase: an iOS app, a web app and a backend count as one each. We confirm the scope on the call.
What if the report says everything is mostly fine?
Then you know for sure, at no cost. We don’t inflate findings to win more work.
Case Studies
The audit checks your system against the same written methodology we build to.
Start With a 30-Minute Call
We confirm which codebases, what access we’d need, and whether an audit is worth your time. If it isn’t, we’ll say so.
Notes on Building High-Quality Software
A short founder’s note and a digest of what we’ve published, sent only when there’s something worth the inbox.