Ready
Low visible launch risk in the scoped review. Launch with monitoring, rollback notes, and known residual risks.
Launch Readiness Audit
Get a launch verdict before users arrive.
We review the repo, deployment assumptions, Supabase security, Stripe payment flows, env vars, tests, CI, monitoring, and rollback readiness, then tell you whether to launch, harden first, rescue, or rebuild.
No passwords, API keys, production credentials, private customer data, or database dumps through forms.
Private access happens later
Do not submit credentials, customer data, private repo files, database dumps, or production logs during public intake. If the engagement fits, safe access is coordinated after written scope.
View Safe AccessWhat decision you get
The audit produces a founder-readable launch decision with the evidence and fix order behind it.
Harden First
The app is close, but P0/P1 blockers should be fixed before real users, private data, payments, or paid traffic arrive.
Rescue
The product may be salvageable, but critical flows need focused stabilization before launch decisions continue.
Rebuild
Specific unsafe or unstable pieces may need to be rebuilt in a controlled way before launch.
Five risk categories
The audit maps launch blockers to five categories so the next step is a decision, not an endless bug list.
Break
Deploys, env vars, runtime, build path.
Leak
Auth boundaries, RLS, private data.
Lose money
Stripe webhooks, subscriptions, entitlements.
Regress
AI edits, missing tests, broken flows.
Operate blind
Monitoring, logs, rollback, launch day.
What is checked
The checklist follows the stack and launch path rather than a generic code-review template.
Checklist areas
- repo structure and launch-critical flows
- deployment assumptions and environment separation
- Supabase RLS, auth boundaries, and data-access paths
- Stripe checkout, webhooks, subscriptions, and entitlements
- secrets handling and client/server key exposure
- smoke tests, CI gates, monitoring, and rollback readiness
What you receive
- launch verdict
- launch risk score
- P0/P1/P2 issue list
- five-category risk map
- env/deploy matrix
- Supabase/Stripe/Vercel notes where relevant
- prioritized fix order
- hardening sprint quote if useful
- residual risk list
- handoff-ready report
What is included and what is not included
A launch-readiness audit is practical engineering review, not a certificate or guarantee.
In scope
- launch-readiness review
- repo/deployment review
- Supabase RLS/auth/data-access review
- Stripe webhook/subscription review
- env var and secrets-handling review
- smoke-test and CI gap review
- monitoring and rollback review
- founder-readable verdict and fix order
Out of scope
- formal security certification
- penetration test
- compliance audit
- promises of security or bug-free status
- accepting passwords/API keys/customer data through forms
- full custom build without separate scope
- regulated-data review without custom scope
Sample verdict preview
The sample report preview shows the kind of decision and blocker summary the audit is built to produce.
Sample findings are illustrative only. They are not a testimonial, not a client result, and not a security certification.
Fictional sample
Verdict: Harden First
Score: 72 / 100 launch risk
Ready
Harden First
Rescue
Rebuild
Top blockers
- RLS untested on user-owned tables
- Stripe webhook signature missing
- production env differs from preview
- no smoke test for core paid flow
How the verdict becomes a fix order
The fix order is designed to show what must move first before real users, private data, payments, or paid traffic arrive.
- 1
Confirm scope and safe access
- 2
Map launch-critical flows
- 3
Identify P0/P1 blockers
- 4
Produce verdict and fix order
- 5
Scope hardening only if needed
Pricing and complexity triggers
Beta pricing keeps the scope bounded while the public offer is refined.
Beta from $950.
Standard audits start at $1,500 after beta spots.
Advanced audits from $2,000–$3,000 for apps with payments, multi-tenant data, AI APIs, webhooks, user-generated content, or sensitive workflows.
The beta audit is meant for bounded launch decisions. Higher-risk apps may need a deeper audit before implementation or launch advice is responsible.
FAQ
Is this a security certification?+
No. It is a scoped launch-readiness audit, not a formal security certification, penetration test, compliance audit, or guarantee that the app is secure or defect-free.
Do you need passwords, API keys, or production credentials?+
No. Do not send passwords, API keys, private keys, production credentials, customer data, regulated data, database dumps, or sensitive production data through forms. If access is needed, it is coordinated separately with least privilege.
Can the audit include private repos?+
Yes, when the scope requires it. The preferred path is read-only access, a sanitized branch, or a guided walkthrough. The intake form does not accept repo uploads or secrets.
What happens after a Harden First or Rescue verdict?+
You get the fix order first. If implementation help is useful, a Hardening Sprint can be scoped from the P0/P1 blockers found in the audit.
Is Emergency Triage a cheaper version of the audit?+
No. Emergency Triage is for one urgent blocker. The Launch Readiness Audit is the broader decision service for launch risk across break, leak, lose-money, regress, and operate-blind categories.
Next step
Get the verdict before launch pressure decides for you.
Start with private-safe intake, then coordinate read-only or least-privilege review access only if it is needed.
Get a Launch Readiness Audit