Before launch, after launch, or before the next leap
An audit is useful when you need a clearer picture before committing to changes. You might be opening access to customers, adding paid AI features or taking over a project whose production setup nobody has explained.
We review the available code, configuration and running environment against the agreed scope. The result separates what is working, what deserves attention soon and what can reasonably wait.
The questions we investigate
We trace important customer flows rather than judging the app from its screenshots. Depending on the scope, that can include sign-in, account recovery, forms, paid integrations and the boundary between ordinary users and administrators.
- Can the right users access the right records, files and actions?
- Do private credentials stay out of the browser and repository?
- Are public inputs and expensive endpoints controlled appropriately?
- Does production use the intended configuration and durable storage?
- Can someone understand a failure and recover the service or data?
- Which infrastructure and AI usage patterns create avoidable cost or exposure?
A plan you can actually use
You receive findings with their practical consequence, priority and recommended next step. We walk through them in plain English so you can decide what to fix yourself, take back to your builder or have us implement.
A useful finding explains the condition observed and why it matters. We avoid dressing minor housekeeping up as a crisis. Where we could not verify something because of access or scope, we say so.
Choose the next level of care
Nap covers the review and action plan. Power Nap can cover agreed remediation, deployment work and cost controls. Deep Sleep is for an ongoing relationship after the immediate questions are answered.
There is no obligation to turn every finding into a bigger engagement. Start by telling us what the app does, how it was built and what decision you need the audit to support.
A few fair questions.
Is this a penetration test?
The standard Nap is a focused production, security and cost review with an agreed scope. Do not treat it as a formal penetration test or compliance assessment unless that specific work has been separately agreed.
Can you audit something that isn't live?
Yes. We can review a pre-launch project and deployment plan, subject to access. Some behaviours need a running environment to verify, and we'll make that clear.
Will I get a score or a list of fixes?
The useful output is a prioritised plan with context and a walkthrough. A single score cannot tell you what to do next or which risk matters to your product.