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Two problems, one workshop.

Most of what reaches us is one of two things: a codebase that was written faster than it was understood, or a system that a business depends on and has outgrown. We handle both.

Code audit and review

Find out what you actually shipped.

You built something real with AI assistance, and it works. The question is what it will do under load, under attack, and under the next developer. We answer that in writing.

Book an audit
  1. 01

    Read everything

    We clone the repository and work through it end to end — routes, data access, auth, configuration, build, and deploy. No sampling.

  2. 02

    Find what bites

    Exposed credentials, missing authorization checks, injection paths, unvalidated input, unpinned dependencies, silent failure modes, and data models that will not scale past a pilot.

  3. 03

    Rank it honestly

    Every finding gets a severity, a plain-language explanation of the consequence, and an effort estimate. Including the ones we think you can safely ignore.

  4. 04

    Tell you the route

    A written plan: fix now, fix before launch, rewrite eventually, leave alone. You can hand it to any developer — it is not a sales document.

Software solutions

Build it, fix it, or keep it running.

Custom web applications

Internal tools, customer portals, point-of-sale and back-office systems. Built on React and Next.js at the front, Java or Node services behind, with a database schema designed rather than accumulated.

Legacy modernization

Systems that still earn their keep but cost too much to change. We map what is there, carve out the parts worth keeping, and move them forward in stages — without a big-bang cutover.

Fractional senior development

Consistent senior capacity for teams that need throughput without a full-time hire. We work inside your process, review pull requests, and leave the codebase better documented than we found it.

AI and agentic integration

Language models wired into real workflows, with the boring parts handled: evaluation, guardrails, cost control, fallbacks, and a clear answer to what happens when the model is wrong.

Three ways to buy it.

Everything under a written SOW

Audit sprint

Fixed price · 1–2 weeks

A defined review with a written report at the end. No commitment to further work.

Milestone project

Fixed price per milestone

Scoped, priced, and scheduled up front. You approve each milestone before the next begins.

Support retainer

Monthly, capped scope

A standing block of hours for maintenance, small changes, and someone to call when something breaks.