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03 · WHAT WE DO

Technical consulting

Honest advice on the choices that are hard to undo later.

When this is useful

Some technical decisions are easy to change later. Others quietly lock you in for years. We’re the team you bring in when you need an honest second opinion on the second kind, and you’d rather pay for it now than discover the cost in eighteen months.

How we typically engage

  • Architecture reviews. We read your design docs, talk to your engineers, and produce a written assessment with prioritized recommendations. Usually two to four weeks.
  • Technical due diligence. Acquisitions, partnerships, large vendor commitments. We assess the engineering, not just the codebase: team, process, debt, key-person risk.
  • Second opinions. A specific decision (build vs buy, framework choice, migration approach) where you want an outside perspective from people who don’t have an axe to grind.
  • Fractional CTO. For founders who need senior engineering judgment but don’t yet need a full-time hire.

What we won’t do

  • We won’t tell you what you want to hear. If your architecture is fine, we’ll say so and refund the difference. If it isn’t, we’ll explain why in language your CFO can read.
  • We won’t recommend ourselves for the implementation work that follows from the review unless you explicitly ask. The advice and the build are separate engagements for a reason.

Output

Every engagement ends with a written deliverable (usually 10 to 30 pages) that your team can act on after we’ve left. Slide decks on request, but we’d rather you have the document.

Common questions

  • What does an architecture review include?

    We read the code, the infrastructure, and the delivery process, then write a document (usually 10 to 30 pages) with findings ranked by risk and a concrete order to tackle them.

  • How long does a review take?

    Typically 2 to 4 weeks from getting access to delivering the final document, depending on the size of the system.

  • Do you do technical due diligence for investors?

    Yes. We assess codebases, teams, and infrastructure ahead of investments or acquisitions, and we report in plain language a non-technical reader can act on.

  • What happens after the report?

    Your call. Some teams execute the recommendations themselves; others keep us involved to implement them or to sanity-check progress each quarter.

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