Production-readiness audit Reviewed by Shashank, senior engineer Report typically within 48h

Your AI wrote the code. Let a senior engineer check it.

Know what to fix before you launch. Shashank reviews your code and gives you a prioritized report, clear fix estimates and a 15-minute call.

Read-only access. Never executed. Deleted after the audit.

Built to review apps from the tools founders actually use

Lovable Bolt Cursor Replit Supabase Next.js Firebase Stripe
01The doubt

You built an app with Lovable, Bolt, Cursor or Claude. It works in testing. Before you invite customers, a few things deserve a closer look.

  • ? Is it actually secure, or just untested?
  • ? Will the architecture hold under real load?
  • ? Is there an API key sitting exposed somewhere?
  • ? Can one tenant read another tenant's data?

A second pair of eyes helps you decide what to fix before launch.

02Why a human

A review that connects the code to your app.

Automated checks are useful. A senior engineer adds context and helps you decide what to fix first.

○ Automated checks

Flags known patterns

Useful for spotting known issues in code or configuration. The results still need to be checked in context.

  • · Finds common vulnerability patterns
  • · Checks rules and configuration
  • · Produces findings to investigate
  • · Coverage depends on the tool and setup
  • · You interpret and prioritize the results
vs
● A senior engineer

Reads your actual code

Reads how authentication, data access and payments work together in your app.

  • Reviews access controls in your code
  • Checks the code against your intended behavior
  • Prioritizes the risks that could block launch
  • Plain English, critical risks first
  • Discusses the findings with you

Your report explains the findings in plain English. The follow-up call gives you time to ask about the parts that matter to your launch.

03What you get

A clear report. A practical next step.

See the launch risks in order of priority, with the affected code and an estimate for each fix.

  • Prioritized, in plain English

    Each finding explains the risk, where it sits in your code and the estimated effort to fix it.

  • The risks behind the interface

    Exposed secrets, broken auth, an unlocked database, missing tenant isolation, scaling traps.

  • A 15-minute call to walk through it

    We go through the findings together so you know exactly what to do — and in what order.

sample_report.pdf Illustrative sample
Production-readiness audit
project: acme-saas · stack: next.js + supabase · 3,840 LOC reviewed
Not ready — 3 blockers
3
Critical
5
Warning
7
Minor
A−
After fixes
Critical
Database exposed — row-level security disabled
supabase/policies · any user can read every table
fix~2h
Critical
Stripe secret key shipped in the client bundle
src/lib/payments.ts:14 · visible in browser
fix~1h
Critical
/admin routes reachable without an auth check
app/admin/* · no session guard
fix~3h
Warning
No tenant isolation on shared queries
org_id not enforced server-side
fix~4h
Warning
No rate limiting on auth endpoints
app/api/auth · brute-force open
fix~1h
5 of 15 example findings shown
04What we check

Six areas. One launch review.

A focused review of the biggest launch risks in each area. This is not a full penetration test or an exhaustive enterprise audit.

01

Security

Exposed secrets, broken authentication, unprotected endpoints and injection risks.

02

Data & multi-tenancy

Database access rules, row-level security, tenant isolation — can one customer reach another's data?

03

Scalability

Where it falls over under real load: naive queries, missing indexes, N+1s, no caching, blocking operations.

04

Cloud & infrastructure

How it's deployed and configured — environment separation, secrets management, backups, what happens when something fails.

05

CI/CD & deployment

How code gets to production: pipeline, staging vs. prod, rollback, whether a bad deploy can be undone safely.

06

Does it do what you intended?

A check against what you set out to build — gaps between the requirements in your head and what the code actually does.

You get this as a prioritized report — critical first — with an honest fix estimate for each. Want it fixed? We quote you afterwards. Or run the free 2-minute self-check first →

05In practice

What a review can uncover.

Three illustrative examples of the issues a review can surface and how to address them. These are sample scenarios, not customer case studies.

Next.js + Supabase · B2B SaaS · pre-launch

The database was open to every user.

Illustrative example
  • CriticalRow-level security disabled — any logged-in user could read every table.
  • CriticalStripe secret key shipped in the client bundle.
  • Warning/admin reachable with no session check.

Suggested fixes: enable RLS, move the secret server-side and protect admin routes.

Bolt + Firebase · two-sided marketplace · ~200 users

One seller could read another's orders.

Illustrative example
  • CriticalNo tenant isolation — order queries trusted a client-supplied org id.
  • WarningFirebase rules still in test mode (allow read: if true).

Suggested fixes: enforce tenant access server-side and restrict Firebase rules.

Cursor + Node / Postgres · AI writing tool · scaling

It could have run up a four-figure bill overnight.

Illustrative example
  • CriticalNo rate limiting on the LLM endpoint — open to abuse and runaway cost.
  • WarningN+1 query that fell over past ~1,000 rows.
  • MinorSecrets committed in a .env file.

Suggested fixes: limit requests, optimize the query and rotate exposed credentials.

06How it works

Your report, typically within 48 hours of access.

1You · ~2 min

Buy & send your code

After checkout, tell us what your app does and share read-only repository access.

2Us · code review

Shashank reviews your code

He checks the security- and production-critical code across the six review areas.

3You get · ~48h

A prioritized report + a 15-min call

You receive the findings and fix estimates, then discuss them directly with Shashank.

4Optional

Choose whether we fix it

Use the report with your own developer or ask us for a separate quote. The choice is yours.

Read-only access · your code is never executed · deleted after the audit.

07Who you're dealing with
Shashank, senior engineer Senior
Engineer
// the senior in seniorgrade

Shashank

Senior Engineer · reviews every audit personally

Shashank is a computer-science-trained engineer with 9+ years in production systems. He works with the same AI tools you use and reviews the security- and production-critical parts of your code: authentication, data access, payments and architecture. He handles your audit and the follow-up call.

9+
years in production systems
150+
codebases reviewed
1
engineer responsible for your audit
Janik Deimann, founder of Deimann Com GmbH
// and the company behind it

Janik Deimann

Founder, Deimann Com GmbH · Hamburg · your point of contact

I run Deimann Com GmbH in Hamburg. We build and operate our own software, including Leadscraper. I’m your point of contact for questions about the service. Email [email protected] and it lands with me.

Deimann Com GmbH Randstr. 75, 22525 Hamburg HRB 164162 LinkedIn ↗ Imprint ↗
08Your code is safe

How we handle your code.

Read-only access

We can't change, push or delete anything. We only read.

Never executed

Your code is read for the review only — it's never run on our machines.

Deleted after the audit

Once the report is delivered, your code is removed from our side.

No reselling, no sharing

Your code is used for your review. Never shared with third parties.

09Why us

Reviewed by people who run production apps.

We build and operate our own software with AI tools. That experience shapes what we look for in your code: the issues that affect users, data and running costs.

We ship our own products

Real software in production, with real users and real data — like leadscraper.de. We run into the same production realities this report flags, and fix them.

Vibe-coded to production-ready

We use AI tools in our own projects and review the code before it reaches customers. Your audit follows the same approach.

Made in Germany

A real company you can reach

Deimann Com GmbH operates seniorgrade from Hamburg. You can speak to Janik before buying and to Shashank about your review.

10What's at stake

Small gaps can become expensive problems.

A launch review helps you catch these issues early and plan the work needed to address them.

Slowdowns under load

Queries that work in testing can slow down as data grows. We look for bottlenecks before launch.

Customer data exposed

Missing access checks can expose customer data. The review checks who can read or change it.

Problems in due diligence

Investors and buyers may review your code. Documented risks and a fix plan help you prepare.

Costly rework

Tightly coupled code makes changes harder. We flag structural issues while they are easier to address.

Recurring bugs

A patch can leave the underlying issue in place. We look at how the affected parts work together.

A bill you never approved

An unprotected endpoint can trigger repeated paid requests. We check rate limits and access controls.

Fix the critical risks first. Keep the remaining improvements in a clear backlog.

11The new way

Build with AI. Review before production.

Keep building with the tools you know. Add a senior review between staging and production, then address the critical findings before inviting customers.

01Localyou build, fast
02Stagingyour vibe-coding playground
03Senior reviewa human reads it — that's us
04Productionlaunch after critical fixes

How product development really changed — and the setup it needs →

12Questions

Before you buy

Q1 Who reviews my code?
Shashank personally reviews the security- and production-critical parts of your code. He looks at authentication, data access, payments and architecture, then explains the findings in your report and follow-up call.
Q2 What do you need from me to start?
Read-only access to your repository and a two-minute form describing your app and your main concerns. We never ask for write access.
Q3 Which languages and stacks do you review?
Next.js, React, Node, Python, Supabase, Postgres, Firebase and Stripe. If your stack is different, contact us before buying.
Q4 Can I speak to the engineer?
Yes. Your audit includes a 15-minute call with Shashank, the engineer who reviewed your code.
Q5 How fast do I get the report?
Typically within 48 hours of receiving repository access and your project details.
Q6 What if you don’t find anything serious?
You still receive the full report and the call. We explain what we checked and any remaining limitations, even if there are no critical findings.
Q7 Can you fix the issues you find?
Yes. We can quote the fixes after the audit. That work is optional and priced separately from the $49 review.

Still have a question? Email [email protected] before you buy.

13Potential savings

See what lower running costs could save.

A review can identify unnecessary AI calls and expensive queries. Use your monthly spend below to explore what reducing those costs could mean.

Lower AI / token bills

Uncached and duplicate LLM calls, oversized context, retries, and endpoints with no rate limit — you pay for every wasted token. A review finds where they leak.

Cheaper cloud & hosting

N+1 queries, missing indexes and no caching make you over-provision and overpay. Fixing them drops your bill and your latency.

Controls on paid requests

Rate limits help contain the cost of repeated requests. We check where your app needs them.

Do the math
If you reduce that spend by…
$64potential savings / month
At this saving, you recover the $49 audit fee in ~23 days.

Illustrative calculation, not a savings promise. Savings require implementing fixes; their cost is not included. The audit costs $49 once.

14Get your audit

Know what needs fixing before you launch.

One review, $49 per codebase. Here’s what’s included:

A personal code review by Shashank.
A prioritized report with fix estimates.
A 15-minute call to discuss your next steps.
Money-back guarantee if the audit isn't useful.

Want us to fix what we find? We quote you clearly afterwards — no obligation.

// production-readiness audit Human-reviewed
Founding price
$ 49 $199 one-time · per codebase

One real senior engineer reads your code and delivers a prioritized report, critical risks first — plus a 15-minute call.

Get your audit $49

Money-back guarantee — not useful, full refund.

Final price — VAT included where applicable · terms

Read-only access · never executed · deleted after the audit