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Code Review & Audit Services

Ahead of an investment, a handover or a major release, we show the real state of your codebase in a clear, prioritised report.

  • Architecture
  • Security
  • Quality
  • Recommendations
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What we review

  • Architecture and dependency structure
  • Security vulnerabilities and data protection
  • Test coverage and code quality
  • Performance and scalability risks
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An actionable report

Findings are prioritised by impact and effort, each with a concrete recommendation and estimated time.

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Who is it for?

  • Those who want a review before investing in or acquiring a software company
  • Companies taking over software from another team
  • Teams with frequent bugs and slowness that cannot find the cause
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How the process works

  1. Access: after a confidentiality agreement we get read-only access to the code.
  2. Review: we assess architecture, security, test coverage and performance.
  3. Report: we rank findings by risk level and effort required.
  4. Presentation: we walk through the results with your team and answer questions.
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What affects timeline and budget?

The cost of a code review and audit depends on the factors below. We share a firm timeline and budget after discovery.

  • The size of the codebase and number of technologies
  • The depth of the review (overview or detailed security review)
  • Whether infrastructure is in scope

What you can
count on.

  1. 01

    Transparent pricing

    Clear scope and predictable budgets, agreed before work starts — no hidden costs.

  2. 02

    Reliable delivery

    A structured cadence with regular demos keeps the roadmap honest and the release on time.

  3. 03

    Ownership mindset

    We treat your product as our own and raise the problems you have not asked about yet.

  4. 04

    Product-first decisions

    User experience, scalability and business goals guide the work — not technology for its own sake.

  5. 05

    Engineering quality

    Modern stacks, clean architecture and code your team can maintain long after launch.

Questions,
answered.

01How long does an audit take?

Usually 1–3 weeks, depending on the size of the codebase.

02How do you access our code?

Read-only access to the repository is enough. We start once a confidentiality agreement is signed.

03What is in the report?

Findings, each with its risk level, recommended fix, estimated effort and priority.

04Do you fix the issues you find?

If you want us to. We write the report clearly enough for your own team or another team to act on.

Let the next project
be yours.

Tell us your idea; we will sharpen the scope together and map the best way to build it.

Your
move.