Codebase audit and technical due diligence
A fixed-price review of your codebase and infrastructure, delivered in one to two weeks. You get a written assessment of what you actually own, where the risk sits, and what it would take to fix. No open-ended discovery, no hourly meter running while we read your repository.
Worth an audit if
What you get
A map of what exists
The codebase, the services it depends on, the infrastructure it runs on, and the parts nobody has opened in years. Written down, in one place, in language your engineers and your finance people can both read.
The risks, ranked
What will break, what will get expensive, and what is fine despite looking alarming. Ranked by what it costs you to ignore, not by how offensive it is to read.
A costed path forward
Concrete options with the trade-offs attached, so the next decision is a business decision rather than a leap of faith. You can take the report to another shop. It is yours.
How it works
Fixed price, agreed before we start, so the cost does not move while we read. One to two weeks depending on the size of the system. You get the written report whether or not you hire us for anything afterwards, and most audits end in either a fixed-price project or a maintenance contract.
Common questions
What does an audit cost?
It is a fixed price, quoted up front once we know roughly how big the system is. Fixed means fixed: the number does not move because we found something unpleasant in week two.
Do we have to hire you afterwards?
No. The report is yours to take wherever you like, including to a competitor. An audit that only makes sense if you buy the next thing is a sales call, not an audit.
How much of our team's time does it take?
Some. We need repository access, a walkthrough from whoever knows the most, and answers to questions as they come up. We work around your team rather than parking them in workshops for a fortnight.
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Legacy & AI code rescue
Migrate legacy systems, pay down technical debt, clean up AI-generated code.
Starts with an audit. Delivered as a project or a contract.Fixed-price projects
Migration, modernization, or a clean build. One number, agreed up front.
Fixed price, fixed cost. Send an RFP.Maintenance contract
Someone on the hook for the system after launch.
Hourly. Three month minimum. No end date.