Production readiness
It works. Is it safe to charge money for?
We close the security gaps, find where it breaks under load, and cut what it costs to run. Almost never a full rewrite.
Book a free intro call→20 to 30 minutes. You decide after; walking away costs nothing.
Where you are
Sound familiar?
Every one of these is normal for an app built fast. None of them means starting over.
- It runs fine for you, then falls over when more than a few people use it at once.
- API keys are sitting in the repository, or shipped in the front-end bundle.
- Someone asked whether row level security was set up, and you had to go and look.
- The hosting or database bill jumped and nobody can say which query did it.
- There are no tests, so every fix carries a chance of breaking something else.
- Nobody knows what happens if it goes down while you are asleep.
Security, load, cost
What the audit covers
We go through the code, the configuration and the hosting by hand, and you get the findings in plain language, ranked by what to fix first.
Security
- Exposed secrets and API keys, in the repository and in the browser bundle
- Authentication and access control, including the checks that were never added
- Database rules, including row level security on Supabase and similar
- Dependency versions and input validation
Load and reliability
- What gives out first when real users pile on, and at roughly what point
- Error handling, and what a user sees when something fails
- What happens when a service you depend on is slow or down
- Where data can be lost, and what has no backup
Architecture and cost
- What scales as it is, and what will not
- What the bill looks like at ten times the traffic
- Which queries and which pages are driving the spend
- What to fix first, and what can safely wait
Priced before work starts
Four steps to a fixed quote
- 01
Free intro call
20 to 30 minutes. You show us what you built. We tell you where the risk is concentrated and whether we are the right people for it. You get that either way.
- 02
The audit
Priced on the intro call and agreed before anything starts. We read the code the way an attacker would, and we put traffic on the app until something gives.
- 03
Written scope and fixed quote
Everything we found, what we propose to do about it, in what order, for a fixed price. Nothing gets built before you approve it.
- 04
We fix it
Security first, then reliability, then cost. You keep working in the codebase while we do.
The default is no rewrite
The default is to fix and harden what you already have. We recommend rebuilding a part only when that is genuinely cheaper than repairing it, and we show you the reasoning before you decide.
Before you book
Who this is for
A good fit
- Your app runs today, and people are using it or about to.
- An AI coding tool wrote most of it, and you want it safe to charge money for.
- You want to keep owning and editing it yourself afterwards.
Not a fit
- You want a brand new application built from scratch.
- You have an idea and no code yet. Come back when something runs.
No lock-in
Everything stays yours
The real risk of letting an outside firm into your codebase is not the bill. It is coming out the other side unable to move without them. Our terms are written against that.
- Every account and every repository is opened in your name and stays in your hands; we work inside them as guests.
- Every fix is documented as we go, so the next change is one you can make yourself, or hand to anyone.
- Nothing is built until you have seen what it is and what it costs, and agreed to both in writing.
- Staying on with us afterwards is a choice, never a requirement. The system runs without us.
It is how our one published engagement ended: everything handed over, and the system runs without us. Read the case study →
The next step
Start with a free intro call
Show us the app and the thing that worries you most. We read every message the same day. Remote worldwide, in person across the Phoenix metro area.
Book a free intro call→20 to 30 minutes, no commitment. You decide after; walking away costs nothing.