Audit
We read the code, check the infrastructure and talk to your team before proposing anything.
- Interviews with the people who run the system
- Review of architecture, data flows and bottlenecks
- A written list of risks, ranked by impact
How we work
Our four-phase software development process: audit, technical design, build and launch — each phase ending in artifacts you can review.
We read the code, check the infrastructure and talk to your team before proposing anything.
We choose the architecture and the stack, and write down the trade-offs so you sign off on what gets built and why.
Code, tests and monitoring are written together, in short cycles you can review.
We roll out carefully, fix what real usage surfaces and hand over everything your team needs to run it.
Tell us what is broken or what you want to build — the audit starts from there.
Short, practical answers — if something is missing, we cover it in the audit brief.
It depends on scope and stack. We set milestones and review checkpoints in the design phase so dates are tied to concrete deliverables, not guesses.
No. The audit can be scoped as a discrete engagement so you get clarity on risk and feasibility before committing to build-out.
Yes. We integrate with your repos, cloud, and workflows by default — the goal is delivery in your environment, not a parallel shadow stack.
Phase four covers rollout, documentation, training, and a stabilization window. Handoff is explicit: runbooks, ownership, and what to watch in production.