Who We Work With
The audit is designed for development teams and individual developers who are close to a release and want structured, independent feedback on the state of their codebase.
Independent Developers
Independent App Developers
Solo developers and very small teams building their own apps face a particular challenge: there's no one else on the team to catch what you've missed. When you've been the only person looking at the code for months, certain patterns become invisible. The audit provides the external perspective that a second engineer on the team would normally offer.
This is especially relevant for developers preparing for their first major public release, or for those who have been iterating rapidly and haven't had time to step back and assess the codebase as a whole.
- Solo developers preparing for App Store or Play Store launch
- Developers who have been building without a formal code review process
- Developers adding their first significant new feature to an existing app
- Developers who want documentation of technical debt before handing off the project
Small Development Teams
Teams of two to eight engineers often have internal code review practices, but those reviews happen within the context of shared knowledge and shared assumptions. An external reviewer doesn't carry those assumptions. They read the code the way a new hire would on their first week — or the way a security researcher would.
Small teams approaching a major release, a significant version bump, or a handoff to a new technical lead are well-positioned to benefit from an independent audit. The findings report also serves as useful documentation for onboarding new team members.
- Teams releasing a major version (1.0, 2.0, significant new module)
- Teams preparing for a technical handoff
- Teams whose internal review process has gaps in security or performance expertise
Startup Engineering Teams
Early-stage startups move fast. That speed is often appropriate — shipping matters more than perfection in the early stages. But when a startup reaches the point of a significant public launch, an enterprise pilot, or a fundraising milestone, the state of the codebase starts to matter more. An audit at this stage provides a clear picture of what was accumulated during the fast-build phase and what needs to be addressed before the stakes get higher.
- Startups preparing for a public launch after private beta
- Teams preparing for due diligence or investor technical review
- Startups transitioning from MVP to production-grade product
- Teams expanding from one platform to two
Agencies Building for Clients
Development agencies sometimes bring in external reviewers before delivering a project to a client. An independent audit provides a layer of quality assurance that the agency's own team cannot fully provide — not because of skill, but because of proximity to the work. The findings report also gives the client confidence that the delivered product has been reviewed by someone with no stake in the outcome.
- Agencies delivering a mobile app to a client for the first time
- Agencies whose client has requested independent quality assurance
- Agencies preparing a handoff package that includes technical documentation
What the Audit Is Designed For
Well-suited for the audit
- Apps with a defined codebase ready for review (not still in early design)
- Teams with a release date in mind, giving time for remediation after findings
- iOS, Android, React Native, or Flutter codebases
- Apps that handle user data, authentication, or network communication
- Codebases where the team wants a written record of technical state
Less suited for the audit
- Apps in early prototype stage where architecture is still being decided
- Teams looking for someone to write fixes rather than document findings
- Projects where the team cannot provide codebase access in the required format
- Apps with no defined release timeline where findings would have no actionable context
Send Us Your Project Details
Use the contact form to describe your app, your platform, and your release timeline. We'll review the details and follow up to discuss whether the audit is a good fit.