Razoyo Logo

Technical Due Diligence on an AI-Built or Inherited Codebase | Razoyo

Technical Due Diligence · Independent Audit · $2,500 Fixed-Price

Before You Commit Further, Someone Independent Should Look Under the Hood.

An audit, not a sales pitch for a rebuild. Seven dimensions, checked every time, so the answer is comparable across projects rather than a one-off opinion.

We're about to invest further in a system we didn't build.

The developer who understood this codebase is gone.

We need this in writing before it goes to the board.

Razoyo technical due diligence audit
15 yrs
Shipping Production Software
$2,500
Fixed-Price Production Spec
7
Production-Readiness Dimensions, Every Time

What Gets Checked, on the Record

Security and access, data integrity, architecture, test coverage, observability and alerting, a real deploy path, and documented ownership. The same seven dimensions every time.

Who Asks for This

Someone about to invest further in a system they didn't build. Someone inheriting a codebase from a departing developer or agency. Someone deciding whether to keep building on an AI-generated prototype (built in Lovable, Replit, Bolt.new, v0, Cursor, Bubble, DataButton or Windsurf) or start over.

The Deliverable

A Production Spec: $2,500 fixed. Findings, a risk ranking, and a straight build, harden, or walk-away recommendation, with a senior-engineer cost estimate attached. Salvage versus rebuild is decided on the evidence in the audit, not a reflex to bill a rewrite.

Questions We Get Before the Call

No. Salvage versus rebuild is an evidence-based call from the audit, not a default answer, and recommending the cheaper option when it's right is part of how Razoyo works.

The audit and its seven-dimension findings are written to be handed to a third party, an investor, a buyer, a board, not only to be read internally.

Let's Talk