Know what your software really contains, before you sign or launch.
A software audit is an independent examination of a system's code, architecture, data, infrastructure and operational risk; before a purchase or an investment, it is called technical due diligence. Buyers, investors and teams about to launch get a verdict they can act on.
- Measures the code and the running system
- Checks every claim against the repository
- Ranks the risks by impact
- Names the fixes to make first
What changes for your team
No surprises after signing
Find out before the deal what you are really buying.
A launch without holes
Security gaps found and closed before real users arrive.
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Accessibility, UX and conversion issues listed with what each one costs you.
We have built this before
So your version starts from working patterns, not from zero.
- A due-diligence review that found 122 of 125 database tables emptyOur own work
- Pre-launch security audits of production systemsOur own work
How the project runs
CALL
Talk it through
What you need to decide, and by when.
ACCESS
Get access
Read-only access to the code, the system or the documents.
WORK
Measure and check
Every finding backed by something you can open and see.
REPORT
A written verdict
The report, and a call to walk you through it.
What it costs
The price is fixed before work starts, and you pay only for what you approved.