How much is this actually going to cost me?

$1,000 for a narrow review or $1,500 for the standard scope. The exact price is agreed before access. Fixes can be scoped separately, or your developer can use the report.

What if you look and there is nothing wrong?

You still get a record of what was checked, what passed, and what needs more evidence. The review gives you a practical launch decision; it is not a substitute for specialist security testing.

Why not just ask a freelancer on Upwork to look at it?

You can. This is a bounded decision artifact: one journey, evidence-ranked findings, a fix order, and a readout in 48 hours.

48-hour launch review

Built it with AI? Find what breaks before users do.

Pressure-test one critical journey across UI, auth, permissions, data, integrations, failure handling, deployment, and discoverability. Leave with a clear GO / CONDITIONAL GO / NO-GO decision.

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$1,000 to $1,500 · Written report · 48-hour turnaround · Optional scoped fix block

Representative launch decision

GO / CONDITIONAL GO / NO-GO

Conditional go

Critical paths

03 exercised

Priority finding

Failure behavior needs a clear user-facing state before launch.

01Critical user flows exercised
02Service configuration checked
03Fix order ranked by impact

Representative preview · findings come from the product you share

Who this is for

For teams with a launch in sight and one journey that cannot fail.

Best for founders, small teams, agencies, and fractional CTOs shipping an AI-built app or consequential workflow. Bring one repo, one staging surface, and the person who owns the go / no-go call.

You built with Lovable, Cursor, Claude Code, Codex, v0, Bolt, Replit, or a similar tool.
A beta, pilot, handoff, or first customer is 1–30 days away.
The happy path works, but edge cases, permissions, or recovery are unclear.
You need a written launch decision—not a vague list of developer chores.

The seven launch gates

The gaps a happy-path demo hides.

Critical journey: signup, core action, failure, recovery
UI reality: mobile, loading, empty, error, and keyboard states
Auth & permissions: roles, sessions, routes, data, and storage
Duplicate actions: retries, webhooks, timeouts, and refreshes
Failure handling: partial success, unknown state, fallback, and ownership
Operations: logs, traces, deployment visibility, rollback, and recovery
Discoverability: metadata, indexability, links, and mobile rendering

Representative findings record

Launch issue register

Action needed

Priority finding

A failed integration needs a visible state and a recovery path before users depend on it.

Severity: High - blocks a reliable launch
Consequence: A user cannot complete the intended action
Next action: Assign an owner and verify the fix

Representative preview - priorities are based on the product and paths reviewed

What you receive

A decision you can act on today.

The review starts at $1,000 and is delivered in 48 hours from access. Hand the plan to your developer or scope a separate fix block.

One-page launch decision

GO, CONDITIONAL GO, or NO-GO—with the reason, must-fix items, and residual risk.

Seven-gate scorecard

A simple status for the journey, UI, permissions, actions, failures, operations, and discoverability.

Evidence-ranked findings

What happened, why it matters, how to reproduce it, and the recommended response.

Fix-first plan

NOW, NEXT, and LATER—with the smallest set of changes that lifts launch confidence.

Journey + failure map

One visual of the critical path, unknown states, and recovery points.

30-minute readout

What to fix, who owns it, and what evidence changes the decision.

Not included

Penetration testing, compliance certification, full WCAG or SEO audits, prompt-injection red-teaming, production-scale load testing, UI redesign, or implementation of every finding.

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