Code Quality Report
A no-fluff breakdown of what's solid and what's a liability.
- Architecture and structural issues
- Hidden bugs and brittle logic
- Tech debt that will slow you down
- Performance bottlenecks under load
For Solo Founders, Indie Hackers & Vibe Coders
You've moved fast with AI tools. That's a superpower — but AI-generated code often hides security holes, fragile architecture, and silent bugs that only show up in production. Before you send your first real users in, get a senior engineer's honest verdict.
A no-fluff breakdown of what's solid and what's a liability.
Find the holes before attackers do.
Prioritized, actionable — not a list of problems, but a plan.
The honest answer to: "Can I ship this right now?"
A vibe-coded app landed on my desk — an AI tool for deep analysis of email inboxes. Fast to build, impressive demo, real users on the horizon. But with every new feature added, something else broke. The AI kept generating fixes that introduced new bugs. Development was getting slower and more expensive with each sprint.
The audit uncovered serious architectural problems at the core of the codebase. The structure made it nearly impossible for AI tools to reason about the system correctly — every new prompt landed in the wrong context, compounding errors rather than fixing them. The cost of continuing without a refactor would only grow.
The audit delivered a concrete improvement and refactoring plan. The client followed it over 3 weeks — and the project stabilized. Development velocity recovered, AI-generated code became reliable again, and the cost per feature dropped significantly. The product was back on track for launch.
This audit is built for solo founders, indie builders, and vibe coders moving fast with AI coding tools — Cursor, GitHub Copilot, Claude, or similar — and approaching a real launch with real users. Primarily working with clients in the US, Canada, and Australia.
This is probably not for you if:
Stack coverage: Ruby on Rails, Node.js, React, Next.js, Python / FastAPI / Django, PostgreSQL, MySQL, Redis, REST & GraphQL APIs. If your stack isn't listed — ask. 20+ years means wide coverage.
Invoice sent, NDA signed, repo access granted. I'll ask a short set of async questions about your app — what it does, who uses it, what worries you most. Then I go straight into the full audit across all six areas.
You receive the written report — findings, prioritized roadmap, and the go/no-go verdict. Then we get on a 40-minute call to walk through everything, answer your questions, and make sure you leave with a clear plan of action.
Text or call — describe your project in 2–3 sentences. What it does, what stack it's on, when you're planning to launch. No deck or docs required.
Text Me NowA free 15-minute call to confirm the audit is a good fit for your project. I'll ask a few questions, you ask yours. If we're aligned — we proceed. No pressure, no sales pitch.
You sign a short NDA, I send an invoice. Once the payment clears and you share repo access, the 2-day clock starts. Payment via Stripe, bank transfer, or Wise.
I work through your codebase. You're free to get on with your day. On Day 2 you receive the full report and we schedule the debrief call.
Not at all — messy code is exactly why this audit exists. AI-assisted development moves fast and often leaves rough edges. My job is to map what's there, tell you what matters, and give you a clear path forward. I've reviewed everything from award-winning codebases to production apps that somehow still work. No judgment, just findings.
Yes. We sign a mutual NDA before I see a single line of code. I won't share your codebase, business logic, or any proprietary information with anyone. The audit report belongs to you and you alone.
With 20+ years across Ruby on Rails, Node.js, React, Next.js, Python, and a long list of databases and infrastructure tools, I cover most stacks solo builders use. If you're using something unusual, message me first — I'll tell you honestly whether I'm the right fit. I won't take the job if I can't do it well.
A written document (Google Doc or Notion, your preference) with: an executive summary, findings by category with severity ratings, a prioritized action list, and the go/no-go verdict. After you receive it, we schedule a 40-minute video call where I walk you through everything and answer your questions. If a call doesn't work for you, I'll record a summary walkthrough video instead.
The audit itself is scoped to findings and recommendations only. But yes — if after the debrief you want me to fix specific issues or continue as a part-time technical advisor, we can discuss a follow-on engagement. Many clients do exactly this. There's no obligation.
Actually, earlier is often better. Getting an audit while you still have momentum to fix things costs less than discovering problems after users have data in your system. If you have a working codebase and you're 4–8 weeks from launch, this is the right time.
One audit. A clear verdict. The confidence to ship — or the roadmap to get there. No recurring fees, no vague retainer. Just the facts about your codebase.
NDA before code access · Written report + plan delivered on Day 2 · 40-min debrief included