Why clients come
- Every small change costs like a separate project
- The contractor proposes a rewrite and you cannot tell necessity from convenience
- The site or CRM falls over under seasonal load
- The developer left without handover, access or documentation
What the diagnostic covers
5 working days. You leave with one document — Technical audit with two estimates: repair and replace.
- Review of the code, data structures and dependencies
- What exactly makes each change expensive — named places in the code
- Repair estimated in hours next to replacement estimated in hours
- What breaks during migration and which data is at risk
- Timeline
- 5 working days
- We need
- Repository, environments and hosting access
- Deliverable
- Audit and two estimates, in hours and money
Who this is not for
- You need engineers against a finished spec — that is delivery, not audit
- No repository access, which turns an audit into guesswork
- Ongoing maintenance of undocumented legacy
Where we stop
Audit and decision. Development itself runs as a separate engagement, after you have chosen a scenario.
FAQ
What if the audit says a rewrite really is needed?
That happens. You will get it with the arithmetic attached rather than as a verdict that everything is bad.
Do you work with closed or custom systems?
Yes, when code and database access exist. Sealed boxes cannot be audited.