Let's talk about your architecture.
You don't need a rewrite. You don't need a six-month consulting engagement. You need clarity, before the decision that's already on its way.
One audit at a time. The slot is open.Current slot taken. Join the queue below.Architecture Risk Audit
- Scope
- One primary decision plus up to two critical workflows.
- Timeline
- Five business days once scope, start date, and read-only access are agreed.
- Access
- Read-only access to the repository and whatever runs it. Nothing gets changed.
- Capacity
- One active audit at a time. Full attention, no juggling.
- A system map of how your product actually works.
- Ranked risks with evidence, pointing to where they live in the code.
- A keep / fix / defer memo, including what to leave alone.
- A sequenced action plan you or your AI can execute.
- A live walkthrough of all of it, with your questions.
NOT IN THE BOX Implementation, penetration testing, compliance certification, emergency response, and unlimited support.
You shipped, and now it matters.
- You have a working product built largely with AI tools.
- Real users, paying customers, or funding are on the line.
- A consequential decision is coming: rewrite, hire, raise, scale, or a big customer's requirements.
- You want an honest answer more than a reassuring one.
Come back when there's code.
- An idea without a product yet. Read the book and subscribe instead.
- A live incident that needs someone on call tonight.
- You want someone to build or rebuild it for you.
- You need a compliance certificate or a formal pen test.
Tell me about your system.
These are the five things I'll want to know first. Fill in what you can and I'll draft the email for you. You review it and send it yourself.
Will you judge me for vibe coding it?
No. You shipped something people use, which is the hard part. The audit is about what you own now and what to do next, not how you got here.
What if the answer is "rewrite"?
Then you'll know why, what to keep, and in what order to do it. It's rarely the answer. When it is, you'll have the evidence to make the call with confidence instead of a hunch.
Will you build the fixes too?
Implementation is separate. The plan is written so you, your AI tools, or an engineer you hire can execute it. That's what keeps the audit honest: I'm not recommending work for myself.
I'm not technical. Will I understand the output?
That's the point. The system map and memo are written for the person who owns the business, and the walkthrough is where we make sure it lands.