“It worked when I tested it.”
We try the paths a demo skips: failed requests, other roles, double clicks and expired sessions.
AI app audit
Built fast with AI.Now make itsafe to ship.
A senior engineer reviews your code and the flows your customers depend on, then hands you a fix list ranked by business impact. Fixing it with us is optional.
Meet Amos Godwin, our Founder/CTO
- Launch audit
- $299
- From agreed kickoff
- 3 business days
- Agreed before you pay
- Fixed scope
Engineering reviewSample reportLaunch readiness
Know what needs
your attention.
1 blocker to fix before launch
Business impact
Private project records could be visible to a signed-in customer outside the owning workspace.
See evidence & repair plan
- What we observed
- In this illustrative staging scenario, an account in workspace A requests a record from workspace B. The API returns the record because it checks sign-in but never checks workspace membership.
- Recommended repair
- Enforce workspace membership on the server and in database policies. Add a regression check that expects access to be denied across workspaces.
- How to verify
- Repeat the request as a different workspace member, a signed-out visitor, and the record owner. Only the owner’s workspace should receive the record.
Every finding: evidence, priority, fix, how to verify
Example findings. No client code or real results shown.
However you built it
- Lovable
- Bolt
- Cursor
- Replit
- v0
- or your own stack
Why an audit
The next prompt
isn’t always the fix.
AI tools get you to a working screen fast. That screen can still hide a missing permission check, a payment that can run twice, or a query that slows down with every new customer.
We trace what is in the code to what could happen in your business, and give you a clear order of work.
“Can I keep building on this?”
See where the structure will hold your next features, and where one change could quietly break another.
“What do I fix first?”
Launch blockers are split from later improvements, so your next week of work is obvious.
A working demo is not a working product. We find the difference before your customers do.
What we check
The whole journey,
not just the screens.
We follow your agreed customer flows through the frontend, backend, database and deployment. These are the checks we run on the features in your scope.
Access & private data
Can one customer see another customer’s data?
- Sign-in, sessions, and password reset
- API authorization and role boundaries
- Database rules and tenant isolation
- Secrets, uploads, and input validation
Money & key journeys
Does the important work survive an unhappy path?
- Signup and core product flows
- Server-side pricing and payment state
- Webhook verification and duplicate events
- Failed requests, retries, and clear errors
Code & performance
Can your next feature build on what is here?
- Fragile logic and duplicated code
- Dependency and configuration risks
- Slow pages, queries, and API calls
- Architecture review in the deep audit
Release & recovery
Can you spot a failure and recover from it?
- Environment and deployment setup
- Error visibility and useful logs
- Backup and rollback configuration
- Tests around the agreed critical flows
AI inside your app? We check that too.
The deep audit covers one agreed AI workflow: source grounding, failure cases, tool permissions and cost controls. Useful for assistants, RAG and automations.
What you get
A report you can
act on Monday.
Every audit ends with the context, priorities and practical guidance to make your next release better.
01
A clear launch recommendation
What blocks launch, what can wait, and what we did not review. Written in plain English for you and your investors or stakeholders.
02
Findings you can check yourself
Each finding names the flow or code path, shows the evidence, and explains what it could cost your customers or your business.
03
A fix list in priority order
Recommended fixes with implementation notes and a way to verify each one. Hand it to your team, your AI tool, or to us.
04
A call with your reviewing engineer
Walk through the report, ask the awkward questions, and leave knowing your next step. Follow up questions are included.
Why Emelar Republik
One engineering partner.
From finding to fixed.
The engineers who review your app also build frontend, backend, cloud and AI products, so the review follows how your product actually fits together.
See what we buildTalk to your reviewing engineer
Get the reasoning behind every finding, with straight answers and practical tradeoffs.
Your repository. Your choice.
Keep the report and fix list. Repair it yourself, or ask us for a separate quote.
Fixes that stay fixed
Repairs come with regression checks and a handover, so your team keeps moving after we leave.
Pricing
Fixed prices.
Scope agreed first.
Choose the depth your app needs. We confirm the scope and start date before you pay, and repair work is always a separate decision.
Before your first real users
Launch audit
A focused review of the paths your customers will depend on first.
$299
Fixed price · USD
3 business days from kickoff
One web app, one repository, up to 3 agreed customer flows.
- Code and staging app review
- Access, data, payments, and release checks
- Findings with evidence and severity
- Prioritized repair backlog
- 30 minute walkthrough with your engineer
- 7 days of follow up questions
Recommended
Deep audit
A broader review when your product has more roles, integrations, or AI features.
$699
Fixed price · USD
5 business days from kickoff
One web app, up to 2 repositories and 6 agreed customer flows.
- Everything in the launch audit
- Architecture and dependency review
- Performance bottleneck investigation
- Review of one AI or RAG workflow, if you have one
- 45 minute walkthrough with your engineer
- 14 days of follow up questions
After we know what needs fixing
Repair sprint
Have the engineers who reviewed your app carry the agreed fixes through to handover.
From $1,250
USD · quoted after your audit
5–10 business days, estimated
A fixed list of repairs, agreed and quoted after your audit.
- Agreed repairs in your repository
- Pull requests explaining each change
- Regression checks for repaired flows
- Staging verification before release
- Release and rollback notes
- Handover call with your team
Audit fees cover the review and guidance. Code changes are quoted separately. Delivery starts on your agreed kickoff date, once payment and access are in place. Any applicable taxes are shown in your quote.
How it works
From first message
to fix list.
- 01
Show us what you’ve built
Send your app link, stack, and the part that worries you. Pick a package, or ask us which one fits.
- 02
Agree the scope in writing
We confirm the flows, access, price and start date. You pay only once the scope is clear.
- 03
We test the real paths
We read the code, use the staging app, and try each agreed journey the way your customers will.
- 04
Get your report and call
Fix it with your team, or have us quote a repair sprint in your repository.
Clear boundaries for your code
We agree the access and environments we need before kickoff, and use staging and test accounts wherever we can. We change nothing without a separate repair scope, and at handover we confirm which access you can revoke.
Questions
Before we get started.
Is this for apps built with Lovable, Bolt, Cursor, or Replit?
Yes. The audit is designed for AI-built web apps and teams who want an independent engineering review. We review the code and behavior you have today. React, Next.js, Node, Supabase, and Firebase are common fits; we confirm your stack and scope before you pay.
What do you need to get started?
Start with your app link, stack, stage, and main concern. Once we agree the scope, we arrange repository access, a staging URL, and test accounts for the relevant roles. Use test data. Please do not put passwords, API keys, or customer data in the inquiry form.
When does the delivery window start?
The delivery window starts on the agreed kickoff date, after payment and required access are confirmed. Launch audits take 3 business days; deep audits take 5. Business days are Monday to Friday, excluding the public holidays listed in your quote. If missing access blocks a check, we tell you and agree the revised timing.
Are fixes included in the audit price?
The audit includes findings, evidence, a prioritized repair backlog, and an engineer walkthrough. Implementation is separate. You can give the backlog to your own team or ask us to quote a repair sprint. Nothing rolls into a paid repair engagement automatically.
What if you find very little wrong?
We document what we checked, what worked, and any remaining limitations. You still get an independent view of the agreed flows and a practical next-step recommendation. We do not invent issues to justify more work.
Does this cover my AI features as well?
The deep audit includes a review of one agreed AI workflow, where present. We look at retrieval and source grounding, representative failure cases, tool permissions, and cost controls using an agreed test set. Custom model benchmarking or a full AI red-team engagement needs a separate scope.
How do pricing and payment work?
All prices are in USD. We confirm scope, any applicable taxes, payment instructions, and the kickoff date in writing before work starts. Audits are paid before kickoff. The repair sprint starts at $1,250 and receives its own quote after the audit. This page does not take payment.
What is outside the scope?
This is a scoped engineering review, not an exhaustive penetration test or compliance certification. It does not guarantee that an app has no defects. Large platforms, additional repositories, native mobile apps, load testing, new features, and specialist compliance work require a separate scope.