You don't know what's in your codebase. Someone should.
Whether the code came from an AI tool, an agency or a team that has since moved on, you need an honest read on its security, quality and risk. We review it closely where it matters and hand you a prioritized report you can act on.
This is for you if…
- 01
You're raising or being acquired
Investors or buyers will look under the hood. You'd rather find the problems first.
- 02
You inherited the code
An agency, freelancer or former cofounder wrote it and you can't judge it yourself.
- 03
AI wrote most of it
It works, but nobody has read it end to end, and it handles customer data.
- 04
You want a second opinion
Your team says it's fine. You want an independent senior view before you bet the roadmap on it.
What you get.
- D-01
Security review
Auth, access control, secrets, dependencies, injection risks and data exposure, checked against how the app really runs.
- D-02
Architecture assessment
Whether the structure will hold up as you add features, users and developers.
- D-03
Code quality read
Hotspots, duplication and fragile areas, with examples from your own code.
- D-04
Infrastructure and data check
Hosting config, backups, environment separation and who can reach production.
- D-05
Prioritized findings report
Every issue rated by risk and effort, in plain language with the technical detail attached.
- D-06
Walkthrough call
We take you or your team through the findings and answer every question.
What we keep vs. what we replace.
Keep
- Sound architecture decisions, with the reasons they work
- Well-tested modules and clean boundaries
- Vendors and services that fit your stage
- Patterns your team should keep using
Replace
- Vulnerabilities, ranked by how exposed they are
- Dead code and duplicated logic that hides bugs
- Risky dependencies and outdated packages
- Shortcuts that will block the next stage of growth
Tools we fly with.
- Languages
- TypeScript
- JavaScript
- Python
- SQL
- Frameworks
- Next.js
- React
- React Native
- Node.js
- Django
- FastAPI
- Platforms
- AWS
- Google Cloud
- Vercel
- Supabase
- Firebase
- Method
- Static analysis
- Dependency scanning
- Manual review
How this mission runs.
- 01Days 1–2
Scope and access
We agree what's in scope and get read-only access to code and infrastructure.
- 02Days 3–8
Review
Automated scans plus manual review of the code paths that handle auth, money and data.
- 03Days 9–10
Report
A written, prioritized report with recommended fixes and effort estimates.
- 04After delivery
Walkthrough
We go through the findings with you. If you want help fixing them, we scope that separately.
// Typical timings. We confirm yours in the written mission plan.
Proof, from the field.
- MSN-01Telehealth
TruWell
1 monthFrom a half-working vibe-coded prototype to a production care app in one month, built around the patient experience the clinic wanted.
Read the mission - MSN-03PropTech / AI sales CRM
FlipIQ
50%Fractional CTO for a stalled platform rebuild: multi-tenant foundations, a real delivery process, half the hosting bill, and a product finally in customers' hands.
Read the mission
Questions we hear.
Something else on your mind? Ask it on the call. That's what it's for.
Book a callIs this a penetration test?
No. It's a code and configuration review by senior engineers, which finds a different set of issues. If you need a formal pen test for compliance, we can recommend testers and help fix what they find.
Who sees the results?
Only you and whoever you choose to share them with. We're happy to sign an NDA before we see any code.
Do you need write access?
No. Read-only access to the repository and infrastructure is enough.
Can you fix what you find?
Yes, if you want us to. The report stands on its own either way, so you can hand it to any team.
Can we share the report with investors?
Yes. We can prepare a summary suited to due diligence alongside the full technical report.
Find out what's really in there.
Tell us about the codebase and what's riding on it. We'll scope the audit on a short call.