Senior engineers read the codebase, the infrastructure and the delivery history — and hand you a written report in two weeks.












A demo shows you what the product does. It does not show you what it costs to keep running.
Technical debt, key-person risk and an architecture that cannot take the next order of magnitude all look fine from the outside — until the quarter after you close.
One call. We scope the review to the deal and its timeline.
Senior engineers read the code, the infrastructure and the delivery history.
In two weeks: a written report with findings, severity, and what each fix costs.
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“They helped manage developers, they helped build infrastructure, and they were thought leaders in how to build the product and problem-solve. They always found AI-forward developers, not just lowest-cost developers.”

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“They helped us take our platform from an idea to a fully functioning product. What stood out most was their ability to understand what we were trying to build from a business perspective and translate that into the actual platform.”

“SWARECO turned a first-time founder's vision into a production-ready platform that is now live and growing. It has attracted hundreds of registered creators and dozens of verified production companies, leading to our first development deal.”

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What will the report actually tell me?
What you are inheriting and what it costs: architecture and whether it scales, code quality and test coverage, security-sensitive paths, infrastructure cost, dependency and licensing risk, and how much of the system lives in one person's head.
How long does it take?
Two weeks from kickoff to written report. We can compress it when a deal timeline demands, and we will tell you upfront what a shorter window costs you in depth.
Who reads the report?
It is written to be read by the people making the decision, not only by engineers — findings, severity and remediation cost in plain language, with the technical detail behind it for your own team to check.
Are you independent of the deal?
Yes. We are engaged by the buyer or the investor, and we have no stake in whether the transaction closes. The report says what we found.
Do you review the team as well as the code?
Yes. Key-person risk is one of the most common findings and almost never appears in a data room. We look at who can actually maintain the system and what happens if they leave.
What if we want the problems fixed afterwards?
We can quote that separately, and we will say so plainly if we think another team is a better fit. The review is not a sales pitch for a build.
How much does it cost?
Our minimum project size is $10,000, published on our Clutch profile. Scope depends on the size of the codebase and how deep the review needs to go.
Where do you not use AI?
Architecture decisions, security-sensitive paths and anything touching your data model stay with the people accountable for them.