A vendor or freelancer hands over a system, and it looks finished. But looking finished doesn't mean it's secure, complete, or worth what you paid. I audit that code independently and tell you the truth - before you pay another cent.
The Problem
"Looks finished" lies
Polished screens and working buttons hide missing security, half-built modules, and empty test suites.
The price keeps climbing
Starts cheap, then every change becomes an add-on charge. You've already paid a lot, so you feel trapped into continuing.
You can't verify it yourself
Without an experienced technical person on your side, you can only take the vendor's word. An independent audit breaks that information gap.
What You Get
Complexity rating
How complex your system really is - measured, not guessed - and benchmarked against real production systems.
Security & data
Authorization gaps, data isolation between users, exposed endpoints, and the risk of information leaks.
Real completeness
What's genuinely done versus what the vendor claims. Hidden modules switched off, tests that don't exist.
Code provenance
Who actually built it, how it was built, and the signs of rushed work that become your liability.
Functionality & usability
Whether it actually works in real use, not just on paper. A 'complete' system is useless if it's broken in practice, clunky, or no one can actually use it day to day. I run it and check the real flows.
The result: one clear report plus a walkthrough session, in language you understand - not technical jargon.
Sample Report (Redacted)
Complexity rating
Key findings
Verdict
A decent foundation, but the most important 20% - security, authorization, completeness - is missing. Not yet safe for real data.
Start Today
Baseline scope. Final quote depends on the size and complexity of the codebase - confirmed after a short discovery call.
Think of it as a long-term investment, not a cost. One audit can save you from months of paying for a system that was never safe or finished - and gives you clarity on what you actually own.
The audit is independent and honest. I have no ties to your original vendor - the report is based on the actual code, artifacts, and deliverables that were handed over.