The production readiness audit
Grant us read-only access, and 48 hours later you have a graded report: every finding, its severity, its fix, and a fixed price for the sprint that closes them. Whatever you decide next, the report is yours.
What we inspect
Secrets in code, auth coverage, injection paths, exposed surfaces, webhook verification.
Whether the structure can carry real load and real change, or fights you on both.
Schema, migrations, backups, and what actually happens when a write fails.
Hosting, environments, deploys, and what breaks at 3am with nobody watching.
Coverage where it counts and CI that catches regressions before your customers do.
What your stack will cost at 10x users, before the invoice surprises you.
What a report section looks like
This is a sample security section, showing the shape of what you get back. Six sections like this, each graded, each finding ordered by risk and paired with its fix and the time it takes.
Findings like these are the norm for AI-built apps, not the exception. The report grades the code, never the founder.
What you walk away with
D to A across six areas, with the overall stamp. Honest, specific, written to be understood without an engineering background.
Every finding ordered by risk, and every finding paired with its fix. Nothing on the list is unfixable.
One number for the sprint that closes everything, valid 60 days, no obligation. You can take the report anywhere.
Repo access and NDAs
Two senior engineers, read-only, and you can revoke access the moment the audit is done. Nothing is cloned outside our audit environment.
Yes, on request, before access. We'll sign yours or send ours, whichever is faster for you.
It won't be the worst we've seen this month. Your prototype proved the idea; the audit just maps the distance to production. The report grades the code, never the founder.