Code audit and
technical due
diligence, in writing
Before you invest, acquire, rebuild or hire — know exactly what you have, what it will cost and what could go wrong.
Prokoders provides code audits and technical due diligence for business owners, CTOs and investors worldwide. The review covers code quality, architecture, scalability, technical debt, security weak points in the code and delivery practices, and ends with a written report, a prioritised risk list and a refactor-or-rebuild recommendation with cost ranges.
Sound familiar?
What changes with Prokoders
You're about to invest in or buy a company whose software you can't see inside.
Your team says “rewrite”; your budget says “refactor”. You need an independent view.
You've just joined as CTO and inherited a codebase with no map.
Decisions on evidence
A clear written verdict, not opinions.
Risks priced
Each major risk comes with a cost range to fix.
Speed
A Code Health Audit in one to two weeks.
What's included
A 360-degree technical assessment spanning six core engineering dimensions.
Code quality and maintainability review
Static code analysis, cyclomatic complexity, test coverage depth, and architectural smell identification.
Architecture and scalability review
Microservices vs monolithic bottlenecks, caching topology, state management, and latency boundaries under peak traffic.
Dependency and technical-debt analysis
Outdated libraries, unmaintained packages, licensing legal risks (GPL / AGPL), and accumulated codebase debt.
Review of security weak points in the code
Static application security testing (SAST), secrets leakage, insecure dependencies, and OWASP Top 10 patterns.
Team and delivery-practice review
CI/CD pipeline velocity, branch protection, code review discipline, release frequency, and developer onboarding friction.
A refactor-or-rebuild recommendation with cost ranges
Concrete dollar/dirham estimated remediation roadmaps, comparing refactor vs rebuild paths with clear ROI thresholds.
How it works
Scope and NDA
What do you want to audit? Objectives.
Access and interviews
Code, infrastructure and knowhow holder audits.
Analysis
Tooling and hands-on review of code, architecture and practices.
Report and readout
Written findings and a bespoke call, you choose depth.
What you get
Clear, decision-ready artifacts that eliminate uncertainty and price your technical liabilities.
A written report
Complete 30–50 page comprehensive assessment document.
A prioritised risk list with cost ranges
Granular table categorized by Critical, High, Medium, and Low severity.
Recommendations and a roadmap
Refactor vs. Rebuild decision matrix with phased milestones.
A readout session with your leadership
Live 90-minute interactive debrief with senior auditors.
Executive Summary & Architectural Scorecard
Security vulnerability in legacy backend routes; immediate credential rotation required.
Database connection pools saturated at 1,500 req/sec; requires read replica routing.
3 packages deprecated; recommended upgrade path specified in Section 4.3.
Integration suites recommended for checkout workflows prior to scaling.
Independent
There is no obligation to hire us afterwards, and the report says so.
Builders, not just reviewers
We know what it costs to fix what we find.
Investor-ready
Findings written for decision-makers, with technical detail in appendices.
Typical use cases
Real-world inflection points where our technical due diligence brings clarity.
An investor checking a target's platform before closing.
A board deciding between refactoring and rebuilding a core product.
A new CTO getting an independent baseline in their first month.
If you need a certified security penetration test, that is a ZeusTier service; we can arrange it alongside the audit.
FAQ
What is technical due diligence?
Technical due diligence is an independent review of a company's software, architecture, team and practices before an investment or acquisition. It identifies risks, technical debt and the cost of fixing them.
How long does a code audit take?
A Code Health Audit takes one to two weeks. Full technical due diligence takes timeline — confirm, depending on the size of the codebase and the number of systems.
Is the audit confidential?
Yes. Every audit runs under a non-disclosure agreement.
Can you fix what you find?
Yes, but there is no obligation. The report stands on its own.
What do we need to provide?
Read access to the code repositories and infrastructure, any existing documentation, and an hour or two with the people who built the system.
Need to know what you're really buying or building on?
Book a Code Health Audit. Receive a complete written verdict and prioritised risk matrix in 1–2 weeks.