Plan
Technical Due Diligence
Plain-English technical risk before you buy, fund, hire, or depend on software.
Summary
What due diligence helps with
For investors, founders, hiring managers, or leadership teams who need an independent view of technical risk.
Technical detail
What sits underneath due diligence
Codebase quality, architecture, testing, CI/CD, security, data flows, dependencies, hosting, observability, process, and delivery risk.
Plain English
Due diligence in simple terms
We look at the software and explain the risk. You get a clear note on what is sound, what needs care, and what to do next.
Good fit when
- You are buying, funding, inheriting, or depending on software.
- A senior hire or supplier needs technical validation.
- A project has grown expensive and needs an independent review.
- You need a plain-English report on risk and readiness.
What we do
- Review the code, architecture, delivery process, and operational setup.
- Identify material risks.
- Separate serious problems from normal technical debt.
- Explain findings clearly for decision-makers.
Typical outputs
- Due diligence report.
- Risk summary.
- Technical findings.
- Recommended next steps.
- Remediation priorities.
How it works
How due diligence usually works.
Clear scope where possible, short discovery where the answer is uncertain, and direct communication throughout.
Clarify the decision, risk, or outcome that matters.
Do the smallest useful piece of work that moves it forward.
Leave evidence, recommendations, and working software where appropriate.
Technical detail
Deeper due diligence detail.
Codebase quality, architecture, testing, CI/CD, security, data flows, dependencies, hosting, and observability.
Team process, documentation, delivery risk, and the practical impact of findings.
Written so technical and non-technical stakeholders can use the report in a decision.
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