A pitch deck describes the product; the repository is the product. A technical due-diligence reviewer reads the actual source, the infrastructure and the delivery process, sizes the tech debt, and turns findings into a list the seller can fix before closing, so the buyer doesn't inherit them.
Best for: investors and acquirers · scale-ups with a high-load Java backend · corporate innovation / enterprise R&D teams · founders whose AI-generated codebase has lost its architecture.
Selected cases from these experts’ profiles.
An acquisition holding was buying consumer apps and needed to know what it was really getting. One of our experts, as CTO for M&A code review, read the source of dozens of apps across Swift, Java, C#, Python, Kotlin and React Native, sized the tech debt, and handed the list to sellers. Hundreds of engineer-days of tech debt were found and pushed to the seller side to fix before acquisition.
Founders preparing to raise, and investors evaluating a company, need an unbiased technical picture fast. One of our experts runs a one-week express audit: the client picks focus areas (security, compliance, infrastructure cost and reliability, development practices, UX), the expert gets read-only access under NDA, and after a week delivers an actionable report and walks through what to tackle first. Deeper audits and help with fixes follow if needed.
The company went through several technical due-diligence audits by major investors, including a large bank and a large internet group. One of our experts prepared the engineering side: architecture, CI/CD, monitoring with Grafana and Prometheus, incident SLAs and data-protection compliance. They now know both sides of a due-diligence table.
After each purchase, the internal R&D team had to take over an app built by someone else, and acceptance dragged. One of our experts wrote clear system requirements that acquired apps had to meet for the internal team. The acceptance pipeline with sellers ran roughly twice as fast.
— Invental · software studio · Montevideo, UY
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