Code audit and review: A factual read of your code and servers.

A technical audit of code, architecture and infrastructure: what won't survive load, which technical debt is critical, what's wrong with data-protection compliance. Fixed scope, a written report and a 90-day roadmap — not a one-off consultation.

2–5 days
from access to report
90 days
roadmap horizon
152-FZ
compliance in the checklist
P0–P2
priority and hour estimate per task
SOUND FAMILIAR?

Where it usually hurts

01

The service falls over under growth

While customers are few, everything works. Then an ad campaign or the busy season arrives, and the site goes down at the most profitable moment.

02

The developer left, the code stayed

The new developer says everything must be rewritten, and the old one can't be reached. It's unclear whom to trust and what it will cost.

03

Estimates don't add up

One contractor says a month, another says six. Without an independent look at the code, the budget has to be approved blind.

04

Data stored who knows where

The server is abroad and no one has tested the backups. In a 152-FZ inspection it's you who answers for it, not the hosting provider.

WHAT YOU GET

What the business gains

What won't survive load

Specifically: which parts fail at 10× growth, where the bottlenecks are, and which architectural mistakes are typical. With priorities and estimates.

Technical debt, prioritised

We sort the debt by importance: fix now, defer, or leave as is. So refactoring follows a goal instead of sweeping through everything.

Servers under Russian law

Hosting inside Russia, data residency, 152-FZ, backups and monitoring. We configure servers to meet the requirements, with no VPN and no grey schemes.

An honest verdict

We say plainly what's fine and what's critical. A written report and a roadmap — with no pressure to continue the work with us.

WHAT'S INCLUDED

A concrete map of problems with priorities, and a 90-day roadmap: what to fix, how many hours it takes, in what order.

01

Code and architecture

A full component map, the pain points, the typical architectural mistakes. Where the system scales and where it will hit a wall; which technical debt is critical and which is cosmetic.

  • A map of component dependencies
  • The hottest paths and scaling points
  • Technical debt, prioritised
  • Server cost analysis
02

Quality and reliability

We look at tests, error handling, logging and readability. How well the code survives a change of team and growth — and where it degrades.

  • Test coverage and blind spots
  • Error handling and edge cases
  • Logs, monitoring, observability
  • Code quality and maintainability
03

Servers under Russian data law

We move and configure servers to meet Russian requirements: data residency, hosting inside Russia, consents, audit logs. Anything critical before an inspection is called out separately.

  • A 152-FZ checklist for your stack
  • Residency and data storage inside Russia
  • Hosting: Selectel / VK Cloud / Yandex Cloud
  • Consents, audit logs, backups
04

The roadmap

What you get is a ready backlog: concrete tasks, hour estimates, P0/P1/P2 priorities and an order of work for 90 days. An action plan, not general recommendations.

  • 10–15 concrete tasks
  • Estimates in person-hours
  • Priorities P0 / P1 / P2
  • A three-month plan
HOW WE WORK

From brief to launch

  1. Day 0NDA, read-only access, a questionnaire on the stacktech lead
  2. Day 1Code walk-through, architecture map, interviewstech lead
  3. Days 2–3Quality, technical debt, servers, compliance checklisttech lead
  4. Days 4–5Report assembly, roadmap, walkthroughtech lead
  5. + 7 daysAnswers to questions about the reportincluded
PACKAGES

Pick the scope

CODE REVIEW2–3 days

A review of one service: quality, technical debt, bottlenecks. Report plus priorities.

  • Architecture map of the service
  • Code quality and technical debt
  • Bottlenecks under load
  • A prioritised list of problems
  • Compliance checklist — not included
  • Servers and DevOps — not included
Discuss
AUDIT + SERVERSby scope

The audit plus migrating and configuring servers for Russian law. A large monorepo is quoted separately.

  • Full technical audit
  • Migration to a Russian cloud
  • CI/CD, monitoring, backups
  • Compliance: residency, consents
  • Several services or a monorepo
  • Support through implementation
Discuss the scope

Package prices are in the price list. We put an exact number on it after a free review of the task.

Price PDF
FREQUENTLY ASKED

Questions about this service

What do I get at the end?
A written report: architecture map, prioritised problems, a data-law checklist and a 90-day roadmap with tasks estimated in hours. Plus a walkthrough call. A concrete action plan, not a general opinion.
Is granting access safe?
Read-only access to the code over a secure channel, on a temporary account with no production access. The NDA is signed before we start. Auditors are Russian residents and the data stays in the country.
Why audit at all — why not just start building?
So you get a precise quote and plan instead of a rough estimate. The 2-day technical audit ($3,700) is credited towards the work if we carry on. That way you're not paying for development before anyone knows the scope.
Will you configure servers for Russian data law?
Yes. We migrate to a Russian cloud (Selectel / VK Cloud / Yandex Cloud) and set up data residency, consents, audit logs, backups and monitoring. The regulatory filing itself comes with templates and a licensed partner.
We have one huge repository of hundreds of thousands of lines — can you handle it?
We do a shallow pass across the whole thing plus one or two deep dives into the key modules, or we quote by scope. We agree the exact format up front so the audit is useful rather than a formality.
Next step

Let's read the code on the facts — with numbers and a plan.

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