AI app audits
Your app works. Now make it hold up.
For founders who built their app with AI tools and are now meeting real users, real payments and real problems. A fixed-price review of what tends to break, and a written plan to fix it.
- Price
- $1,000, fixed
- Turnaround
- 5 business days
- You get
- Report, fix list, fixed quote
What tends to go wrong
Fine in the demo. Different in production.
Building with AI tools is a reasonable way to get a product working quickly. The tools are less careful about what happens once strangers start using it. These are the gaps that usually show up.
- Sign-in that can be bypassed, or accounts that can see each other's data
- API keys and secrets shipped to the browser or committed to the repository
- Database tables with missing or overly open access rules
- Payments and webhooks that double-charge, miss events or trust the browser
- Pages and queries that slow down or fail once real users arrive
- No backups, no monitoring, and no way to know something broke until a customer says so
What the audit covers
Six areas, checked properly.
Sign-in and permissions
Sign-up, sessions and password reset, and whether every user can reach only their own data.
Secrets and configuration
Where keys live, what reaches the browser, and what is sitting in the repository history.
Database rules
Access policies, exposed tables, and queries a user can change from the outside.
Payments and webhooks
Checkout, subscriptions and refunds, and how payment events are verified and handled.
Performance under load
Slow queries, missing indexes, and how the app behaves with many users at once.
Backups, monitoring and deploys
Whether you can restore your data, find out when something fails, and ship a fix safely.
What you get
A report you can act on.
A written report
Every issue found, in plain language: where it is, what could happen, and why it matters.
A prioritized fix list
Ordered by risk, so anything that could leak data or lose money comes first.
A fixed quote for the fixes
Optional. Use the report yourself, or have us do the work at a price agreed up front.
Delivered in 5 business days
Counted from the day access is in place.
The report
What the report looks like
The same structure every time, so it reads quickly and works as a to-do list.
- Summary
- The state of the app on one page, and the three things to fix first.
- Findings
- Each issue with a severity, where it lives, what could happen, and how to fix it.
- Fix plan
- The findings grouped into pieces of work, in order, with the fixed quote attached.
- What was checked
- Everything reviewed and found to be fine, so you know what was covered.
After the audit
Your call what happens next.
- 01
Fix it yourself
The report is written so you or your developer can work through it. It is yours to keep either way.
- 02
Have us fix it
We work through the fix list in priority order at the fixed price in the quote. If a rebuild makes more sense than fixes, the report says so and the quote covers that instead.
- 03
Keep it healthy
Once it is in good shape, a care plan covers hosting, monitoring, updates and small fixes, from $300/mo.
Access
Only the access the audit needs.
- Read-only or collaborator access wherever your platform offers it. No owner accounts.
- No passwords over email. Access goes through your platform's invite system or a password manager share.
- NDA on request, signed before any access is granted.
- Access removed when the report is delivered, and you are told when it is done.
FAQ
Audit questions.
What founders ask before handing over access. If yours is not here, ask it directly.
Usually read access to the code repository, collaborator access to your hosting and database dashboards, and a test account in the app. Where a platform offers a read-only role, we use it. Nothing in production gets changed during the audit.
Then the report says so, and explains why fixing would cost more than rebuilding. You get a fixed quote for the rebuild, and the choice is yours.
The audit is not tied to any one tool. Apps come from AI app builders that generate the whole thing from a prompt, and from AI coding assistants used inside an editor. The problems tend to be the same either way, because they come from what nobody asked the tool to check.
Yes. We sign an NDA on request before any access, share findings with nobody but you, and remove our access when the report is delivered.
No. The audit is $1,000 on its own, and the report is written to be usable by any developer.
Taking on new projects
Want a second pair of eyes?
Send the link and what it was built with. You will hear back within 24 hours on business days.