Service 01 ● Project rescue & second opinion
When the vendor says’ “no blockers” and you don’t believe it.
An independent, senior review of your outsourced project — what’s actually built, what’s actually broken, and the three decisions that get it moving again.
Does any of this sound familiar?
You pay for engineers — but the code looks like it was generated by AI.
You pay for automated testing, yet the same errors come back release after release.
The project is overdue, and you are not satisfied with the results.
You've been billed hundreds of hours, but there is nothing you can actually see.
// If you nodded once, a second opinion pays for itself. If you nodded twice, it's overdue.
At a glance
- Code & architecture review of your outsourced project
- Independent assessment of the vendor's work
- Plain-language report with concrete next steps
- Hands-on support from senior software leads, if you want us to stay
Why teams call us
Outsourced projects drift quietly. Status calls stay green while the underlying codebase accumulates shortcuts, untested paths and decisions nobody wrote down. By the time it's visible in the product, it's expensive to unwind.
You don't need another status update. You need someone who has shipped software themselves to look at what's actually there, say plainly what shape it's in, and tell you what to do next.
How the review works
- Day 1Access & scopingRead-only access to the repository, tickets and CI. We agree what 'done' means for the review.
- Day 2–3Deep reviewSenior architects go through the codebase, architecture and delivery history line by line.
- Day 4FindingsA written, plain-language report: what's solid, what's risky, what's missing.
- Day 5WalkthroughWe walk you through the findings live and agree the three decisions that unblock the project.
What you receive
A written report covering architecture quality, code health, test coverage and delivery risk — in language your board can read, not just your engineers.
Optional: ongoing hands-on support from the same senior leads who did the review, if you'd like us to help fix what we found.
Get a second opinion on your project.
Tell us briefly what's going on — we typically start scoping within a day.