A senior WeAreFabbrik engineer reviews your software and sends back an honest, written read — architecture, tech debt, security risks, and the fixes that matter most. Free. No obligation.
Every codebase carries debt. The dangerous part is never the debt itself — it is not knowing where it is, what it is costing you, or which piece breaks first when you scale.
So the questions pile up. Why does every new feature take longer than the last? Will this architecture hold at 10x the traffic? Would a due-diligence team find something ugly? Should we refactor — or rebuild?
You rarely get a straight answer from the people who wrote the code, and hiring a fractional CTO to find out costs thousands. So the questions stay open — and the risk stays invisible.
Features that took days now take weeks. Nobody can say exactly why.
The same class of bug keeps coming back. Every fix seems to create new breakage.
You can't say whether the architecture holds at 10x — or quietly falls over.
One senior engineer runs a focused, structured review of your primary codebase — then writes up what matters. No 200-page export, no raw CVE dump. Just the findings, ranked by what they cost you.
Where the system is sound, where it will resist scaling, and what has to change before it does.
The specific modules quietly slowing every release — and what each one is costing you in delivery time.
The exposures a serious reviewer catches first: leaked secrets, risky dependencies, auth gaps. Plain English, triaged by risk.
The parts that break first under real growth — database, state, and the assumptions that won't hold.
The handful of low-effort, high-impact fixes your team could ship next week.
A short, honest recommendation: what to fix now, what can wait, and whether a refactor beats a rebuild.
A two-minute form — your stack, roughly how big, and what worries you. Or book a quick call instead.
Read access to one primary repository. We sign a mutual NDA first if you want one — just ask.
A focused, structured review — architecture, debt, security, scaling. No junior handoff, no offshore relay.
A written findings report in about five business days, plus a short call to walk you through it.
You bought, merged, or took over a product — and you've never had an independent read on what you actually own.
The people who built it have moved on. The knowledge left with them, and you need it written down.
Growth, a new market, or a major customer is coming. You need to know the architecture holds before it has to.
Technical due diligence is coming. Far better to find the ugly parts yourself than have an acquirer find them for you.
Because it is the most useful thing we can hand someone before any money changes hands. You get a real, senior read on your software. We get to show you how we think — instead of telling you in a sales call.
About half of these audits turn into paid work — usually a Technical Blueprint or a build. The other half go straight back to the internal team with a clear plan. There is no obligation either way, and no pitch stapled to the report.
The one limit worth stating plainly: this is a focused review of one primary codebase, not an exhaustive line-by-line audit. The deep version is our paid Technical Blueprint. This one exists to give you the truth fast — for free.
Two minutes. We'll reply within 24 hours to set up access and confirm timing.
WeAreFabbrik is a three-person senior engineering studio in Athens — building AI products, automation systems, and custom platforms since 2018, across 50+ projects in 8 countries. Your audit is run by a senior engineer, end to end.
Genuinely free, and there's no catch. It's a focused review of one codebase with a written report. We do it because it's the best possible introduction to how we work. Some audits become paid projects; many don't. Either way, you keep the report.
Read-only access to one primary repository — that's it. No production credentials, no infrastructure access. We'll sign a mutual NDA before any access is granted if you'd like one; just say so on the form.
The free audit is a focused read on an existing codebase — what's there, what's risky, what to fix first. The Technical Blueprint is a deep, paid engagement that designs a full system before a build starts. Think of the audit as the fast diagnosis and the Blueprint as the full treatment plan.
That's often exactly when an audit is most useful. We're not here to judge the code — we're here to tell you where you stand and what to do next. Unfinished and messy are completely normal.
About five business days from the moment we get repository access to the written report. We'll confirm exact timing when you book.
The audit is for software that already exists. If you're still at the idea or planning stage, book a call instead — that's the right starting point for a new build.
A senior engineer, your codebase, an honest written report. Free — and no obligation to do anything with it.
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