No obligation

Free Project Audit

Need a website, an app or online booking, or stuck with one that is not working? Tell us what you have, even if it is just an idea. We look at it and tell you, in plain words, what it needs, what it costs and what to do first.

A review report: every finding listed by severity, each one with where it happens and what it would take to fix

The first page of a review we ran.

Who it’s for

If Any of These Sound Familiar

You do not need to know what is wrong with it. Working that out is the job.

  • You need a website or booking system and do not know where to start
  • Your current site looks dated or does not bring in customers
  • You inherited a stalled or abandoned build
  • An app that won’t pass App Store review
  • A product that’s slow, buggy, or fragile
  • You’re not sure it was built right
  • A pre-launch sanity check before you ship
  • You just need a senior second opinion

What comes back

Everything We Find, in Writing

Ranked by Cost, Not Effort

It opens with the thing that would hurt your business first, however long it took us to find.

Written for the Owner

Plain English the whole way down, so you can read it without a developer next to you.

An Estimate on Every Line

Each item carries what it would take to close, so you can pick what is worth doing now.

A page from a review: one finding, the code before and after it was changed, and a plain-English note on what it meant for the customer

The Detail Is There When You Want It

Every finding is written up with the exact place it happens and the change that closes it, so whoever does the work can start on Monday.

A page from a review: the release history of a build being repaired, beside the checks that pass afterwards

And a Picture of Where It Could Go

If you decide to take the next step, that same document becomes the plan: what gets fixed, in what order, and what has to be true before it goes back to your users.

Send Us What You Have

Whatever state it is in. The form takes a minute, and it reaches a person rather than an autoresponder.