Production Check
Know exactly what stands between you and launch.Read-only access is enough. Three to five business days later you have a ranked list of what is actually wrong, with effort estimates - and the report is yours to keep either way.
Free
Free consultation + scoped audit
- Timeline
- 3–5 business days
- Deliverables
- 6 items
- Starts with
- A free call
An audit written by the engineer who read your code
A deep audit of your AI-built app for security, performance, and production readiness, delivered as a prioritized, engineer-written report you can act on with or without us.
No scanner output pasted into a template. We read the code paths that carry your users, your money, and your data, then push the app until something bends - and write down what bent, in order of how much it will cost you.
- What we need from you
- Read-only repository access and a short description of who uses the app. Production credentials are usually not required at all.
- What you keep
- The written report with severity ratings, the remediation plan with effort estimates, and the recording of the walkthrough call - whether or not you hire us for the fixes.
What we usually find
These are the findings we file most often on AI-built apps.
- 01
Row-level security that reads correctly for everyone
Supabase policies generated as USING (true), or scoped only to the authenticated role rather than to the owning account.
- 02
Keys that left the server
Service-role keys, Stripe secret keys, and provider tokens compiled into the client bundle or committed to git history.
- 03
Queries with no ceiling
Views that select entire tables with no index, no limit, and no pagination.
- 04
Storage and backups nobody has tested
SQLite files and uploads written to an ephemeral container disk that resets on redeploy, or point-in-time recovery switched on and never once exercised.
Everything in the engagement, listed
No line items appear on an invoice that were not on this list first.
- Written production-readiness report with severity ratings
- Security review: auth, access rules, secrets, injection surfaces
- Database review: schema, indexes, row-level security, backups
- Performance profile: slow queries, payload sizes, cold starts
- Cost model for your current stack at 10x and 100x traffic
- Prioritized remediation plan with effort estimates
What is different when we are done
No more unknown unknowns
You get a clear, ranked list of what is actually broken, what is risky, and what is fine, instead of a vague feeling that something is.
A plan you own
The report is yours. Hand it to us, hand it to your own team, or use it to raise.
Real numbers
We measure instead of guessing: query timings, bundle weight, error rates, and projected infrastructure cost at scale.
How the work runs
3–5 business days, start to finish. You know what is happening at every stage, and nothing moves to production without you.
- 1
Access & context
You share repo access and a short description of what the app does and who uses it.
- 2
Automated + manual sweep
We run static analysis, dependency and secret scanning, then read the code paths that matter: auth, payments, data access.
- 3
Load & failure testing
We push the app under realistic load and watch what degrades first, then document the failure modes.
- 4
Report & walkthrough
You get the written report plus a live call where we walk the findings and answer questions.
When Production Check is the right next step
Book this if any of these are true
- You have a working app built with Lovable, Replit, Base44, Bubble, or Claude Code and real users are next.
- Someone technical asked a question about security or scale that you could not answer.
- You are about to raise, sell into a larger customer, or hand the codebase to a new developer.
- You suspect something is wrong but nobody has ever looked at the code with production in mind.
Start somewhere else if
You already know what is broken and want it fixed and shipped.
Go to Production ReadyYour problem is the hosting bill or being locked into one vendor.
Go to Cloud Independence
Still unsure? Say so on the call. We would rather point you at the cheaper step than sell you the bigger one.
Production Check, answered
No. The audit stands on its own and the report is yours to keep.
Usually not. Read-only repository access plus a staging environment covers the majority of the audit.
That is the most common case and it is fine. We audit what exists and flag the architectural decisions that will be expensive to reverse later.
Get the audit before the users arrive
Three to five business days, a written report with severity ratings, and a call to walk the findings.