A senior engineer reviews the code, architecture, security, infrastructure and delivery process of the startup or product you're about to invest in, acquire or take over, and gives you a plain-English report: what's solid, what's risky, and what it would cost to fix. Fixed price, quoted after a short call.

What you get

  • A review of code quality, tests and architecture.
  • Security and infrastructure risks, with severity.
  • Delivery and team-process observations.
  • A written report with fix costs and a go / proceed-with-conditions view.

Good fit if

  • You're investing in or acquiring a software company.
  • You're about to hire an agency to take over a product.
  • Your board wants an outside view of the tech.

Related: code audit · taking over an existing codebase.

Closest work we've done

Team lead on multi-engineer builds (a five-engineer RAG platform; two agile teams on a CRM supporting 250+ sales teams), and production security hardening that closed penetration-test findings within days. Multi-tenant SaaS backends in Django REST Framework, Celery and PostgreSQL, a CRM on Django and PostgreSQL with a GraphQL API layer, and Django platforms for healthcare and invoicing.

How we work

  1. A free scoping call, then a written fixed-scope quote within 24 hours.
  2. Working software (or a written report) delivered on the agreed date.
  3. Full handover: code, documentation, and access to everything. You own it.

Founder-led: Saif Ur Rehman, a senior engineer with 5+ years and 20+ products shipped, does the work himself. See the case studies or book a call.

Frequently asked questions

What does technical due diligence cover?

Code quality, architecture, security, infrastructure, scalability, and how the team ships, with the cost of fixing what's found.

How long does it take?

Usually one to two weeks, depending on codebase size and access.

What do I get?

A written report in plain English, plus a call to walk through it.