Services
Almost everyone starts with the review, because scoping anything else before reading the code produces a number rather than an estimate.
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Fixed-scope work
Security & Data Hardening
Close the gaps that expose user data: database access rules, leaked keys, missing server-side authorization, and unverified payment webhooks.
Learn moreFinish & Launch
You have the demo. This is the remaining work between a prototype that impresses and software that real customers can pay for and rely on.
Learn moreStabilize & Fix
For apps stuck in the loop where every fix breaks something else. We stop the bleeding first, then deal with the cause.
Learn moreRefactor & Restructure
For codebases that have grown past the point of safe editing: oversized files, duplicated logic, and no test coverage to change any of it confidently.
Learn moreScale & Performance
For apps that worked fine until real traffic arrived: slow queries, runaway infrastructure and AI API bills, and architecture that assumed one user at a time.
Learn moreOngoing, monthly
Dedicated Engineers
MonthlyA monthly engagement with engineers who know your codebase and keep building on it, rather than a series of disconnected fixed-scope projects.
Learn moreMaintenance & Support
MonthlyLower-volume monthly cover for apps that are working: monitoring, dependency updates, security patches, and someone to call when something breaks.
Learn moreHow an engagement starts
Three steps. The first two are cheap on purpose, so you can find out whether we are any good before committing to anything ongoing.
Tell us what you built and what's wrong
Which tool you used, roughly what the app does, and what is worrying you. A few sentences is enough. If you are not sure what is wrong and just have a bad feeling about it, say that — it is a common and reasonable starting point.
Codebase review, fixed price
Engineers read the whole repository and write up what they find: what is unsafe now, what breaks under real use, and what production readiness would actually require. Priced up front, delivered as a document you own.
Decide what happens next
Act on the report yourself, have us do the fixes, or move to a monthly engagement with engineers who now know your codebase. Nothing about the review obliges you to any of these.
Not sure how bad it is? That's the normal starting point.
Tell us what you built and what's worrying you. If the honest answer is that you don't need us, we'll say so.