Tech Auditing
Already have a tech partner? We'll give you an honest, independent read on your codebase, your architecture, and whether you're paying for what you actually need.
What's included
A clear, honest picture of your tech
Code Structure Review
Architecture sanity checks, tech-debt hotspots, and a clear read on whether your codebase can scale with your roadmap.
Pricing & Scope Audit
We benchmark effort against cost, so you know if your current quotes and retainers actually match the complexity of the work.
Security Review
Dependency vulnerabilities, auth and access-control checks, and data handling reviewed against common best practices.
Testing & QA Coverage
Test coverage gaps, CI/CD pipeline review, and whether releases are actually safe to ship without surprises.
Performance & Infra Review
Load times, database queries, and hosting cost-efficiency — we flag bottlenecks before they become expensive.
Documentation & Handoff Readiness
Is knowledge trapped in one developer's head? We check docs, bus-factor risk, and how easily your team could take over.
How we work
Our process
Discovery
We understand your product, team, and concerns — whether it's cost, quality, speed, or trust with your current partner.
Deep Dive
Repo access, commit history, infra review, and conversations with your existing team where useful.
Findings Report
A clear, non-technical-friendly report: what's solid, what's risky, what's overpriced, and what to fix first.
Roadmap
A prioritised action plan — handed off to your current team, or implemented by us if you'd like.
FAQ
Common questions
We keep audits confidential and constructive — the goal is clarity, not conflict. Many clients use this purely for peace of mind, without their current partner ever needing to be involved.
Both. You can go audit-only and hand the report to your existing team, or bring us in to implement the fixes and roadmap ourselves.
Typically 1–3 weeks, depending on the size of the codebase and how many areas — code, pricing, security, testing — you'd like covered.
Not at all. Plenty of healthy teams run an audit annually just to validate they're on track and paying a fair price for the work being done.
Not sure if your current setup is solid?
Tell us what's worrying you and we'll figure out the best path forward — no strings attached.
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