Agree and map the scope
We identify the application boundaries to review, including who can sign in, which records they can access and how storage and payments are handled. Testing stays within the agreed environment and scope.
A focused security review of your application. For each verified finding, you receive steps to reproduce the issue, the affected code and a proposed fix, together with the checks behind the report.
Scope & pricingApplication review
A private record is returned to the wrong account.
Reproduced request and response
Restrict lookup to the signed-in account.
Scoped query change
Recheck own-account access and cross-account rejection.
Original reproduction retained
Why it helps
A report that says access is insecure still leaves your team with a question: where does it fail, and what needs to change? A useful finding connects the behavior someone can reproduce to the part of the application responsible for it.
We examine authentication, data access, storage and payment flows within an agreed scope. Each reported issue is reproduced and rechecked before delivery. The output gives your engineers a concrete route from the observed problem to a code change and a repeatable check, including the context needed to review the proposed repair.
How we deliver it
We identify the application boundaries to review, including who can sign in, which records they can access and how storage and payments are handled. Testing stays within the agreed environment and scope.
We test realistic misuse cases and recheck any suspected issue. A finding includes the request or action that demonstrates it and the relevant files, so another engineer can follow the evidence.
We prepare replacement code with the location and reason for the change. The review record keeps the original reproduction, supporting evidence and checks together so your team can assess the fix.
For founders and engineering teams with a live application.
Useful before enterprise review or after a security concern.
Reproduced issues linked to the relevant files and lines.
Replacement code for the findings we verify.
The scope, evidence and checks behind the report.