Technical & UX Audit

A read-only pass through your product, from the screen down to the schema. What's broken, what's risky, and what we'd do about it.

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Sometimes you don't need a build, you need a straight answer about what you already have. Whether the platform your team inherited is salvageable. Whether the vendor's estimate is real. Whether the thing everyone complains about is an architecture problem or a UX problem.

We take read-only, test-tier access and go through it. Screen down to schema. Then we write up what's broken, what's risky, what's fine and being blamed unfairly, and what we would do about each one.

We audit the way we'd want to be audited. Concrete findings tied to specific code and specific data, ranked by what it costs you to leave it alone. Not a deck of generalities with a services proposal stapled to the back.

Read-only, test-tier access. We audit the way we'd want to be audited: concrete findings tied to code and data, not a slide deck of generalities.

01

Architecture review

Data flow, coupling, failure modes, and the parts that only one person understands. Where it will break as you grow, and what it will cost to fix later versus now.

02

Data and schema audit

Modeling problems, integrity gaps, duplicate sources of truth, and the fields everyone has quietly repurposed for something else.

03

UX and workflow review

We watch the actual job get done. Most of what looks like a training problem is a workflow that was designed for a different job.

04

Security and access posture

Who can see what, where secrets live, and which permission model is really being enforced versus the one in the diagram.

05

AI readiness

An honest read on whether your data can support the AI work you're planning, and what has to happen first if it can't.

06

Prioritized remediation

Findings ranked by risk and effort, with what we'd do in the first month, the first quarter, and what we'd deliberately leave alone.

Narrow first. Checkpoint often. Nothing you can't walk away from.

  1. Access

    Read-only, test-tier credentials and a couple of hours with the people who know where the bodies are buried.

  2. The pass

    We go through the product, the code, and the data. Interviews with operators where the workflow question matters.

  3. Findings

    Written up with severity, effort, and evidence. No finding without a pointer to the thing it's about.

  4. Walkthrough

    We sit with your team and go through it. You can argue with us, and sometimes you'll be right.

What you're handed

  • A written findings report tied to specific code, screens, and datasets

  • Severity and effort ranking on every finding

  • A remediation plan split into now, next, and not worth it

  • A walkthrough session with your engineers, not just a handoff

  • An honest answer on build versus fix versus replace

Tell us what's breaking. If we're not the right team for it, we'll say so and point you somewhere better.