No slides, no sales deck, no junior account exec. You talk directly to the person who reviews code for a living, about your specific situation. If something useful comes out of it, that's the point. If not, you got 30 minutes of expert time, free.
Who's on the call

What we'll cover
What we will NOT cover
Who books these calls
You built it with Lovable, Cursor, or Bolt. The prospect just sent you a security questionnaire. You don't speak fluent SOC 2 yet. The call is for understanding what to do next.
You inherited a vibe-coded codebase, you have a NIS2 or SOC 2 deadline, and you need an outside read on whether you'll make it. The call is for triage, not theater.
You're building something stealth, on personal capital, and you don't want to look unprofessional when it launches. The call is for a private conversation about what's exposed.
Pick a time
We'll ask for a few details up front so the call starts at context, not at introductions: your role, what you built it with, what triggered this conversation, and your rough timeline.
How we work
We focus only on apps shipped with Lovable, Cursor, Bolt, v0, Replit, and Supabase. Your stack is what we audit every day.
Your code is scanned in EU-based infrastructure. GDPR-aligned by default and NIS2-fluent.
Fixed scope, fixed timeline, fixed price. You see exactly what you'll get before you commit. No SOW theater.
If a paid audit doesn't surface validated findings to the agreed bar, you don't pay. Detailed in your engagement terms.
Honest answers to three real questions
“What if I don't have a budget yet?”
Take the call anyway. Most people who book don't have a signed-off budget — the call helps you figure out whether you need one and what to put in it.
“Will you be selling something?”
Only if you ask. We have a written team rule: no pitching unless the buyer brings it up. You'll get the help and the honest read regardless of whether anything follows.
“Can my CTO join?”
Yes — the call usually works better with both of you in the room. Send the calendar invite to whoever needs to hear the same answers at the same time.