Your app was built with AI. Find out what it got wrong.

Yes. An NDA is available at checkout: one click, no lawyers needed. Access is read-only, limited to the engineer on your audit, and revoked the day your report is delivered. Webisoft is a SOC-audited firm; confidentiality is the baseline of everything we do.

A read-only invitation to your code repository (GitHub, GitLab, or similar). After checkout, you get simple step-by-step instructions. It takes about three clicks. We never need your passwords, your admin logins, or your live customer data. If someone else built your app, we’ll show you exactly what to ask them for.

That’s who it’s written for. Every finding is explained in plain English with its business consequence: not “SQL injection risk,” but “a flaw that lets a stranger read your customer database.” Severities are color-coded, and every fix is labeled with who can do it: your AI tool, any developer, or us.

Then you have something valuable: documented proof from an independent engineering firm that your app is solid. That document is useful with investors, enterprise customers, and cyber-insurance applications, all of whom are starting to ask.

Two things. First, how we handle your code: Webisoft is SOC-audited and HIPAA compliant, meaning independent auditors check how we store, access, and protect client work, and your code is handled to that standard. Second, how it helps you: if your app touches health data, payments, or enterprise customers, those customers, insurers, and investors are starting to ask for exactly this kind of proof. Your report flags where you stand and what closing the gaps would take. A Vibe Check is not a formal certification, but it tells you how far away one is, before an enterprise deal or an insurance application forces the question.

Most of our clients did, and honestly, building a working product without an engineering team is impressive. The report is private, and there’s no judgment in it. Our job is to catch what the tools missed, not to grade you.

No. The fix list is written so any AI user or developer can execute it, and the report is yours either way. If you do choose us, your $250 comes off the first invoice. If you don’t, we genuinely hope the report serves you well.

Mostly, yes. The fix list is written expecting you will: every item is specific enough for Cursor, Claude, or whatever built your app to act on it. The exceptions get flagged right in the report: fixes that touch how your app is deployed (server settings, access rules, payment configuration), where one wrong guess can take your app down. Hand those to any competent developer, or to us, with your $250 off the bill.

Most of our clients don’t. That’s why every flagged item names the kind of help it needs, and the write-up doubles as the brief: you can hand it to any freelancer or shop and they’ll know exactly what to do. And if you’re not sure where to find that person, reply to your report email and we’ll point you in the right direction, no pitch attached.

No. Reply to your report email with any question about what we found, and the engineer who audited you answers in writing: clarifying a finding, judging a fix your AI produced, checking a freelancer’s quote against the fix list. That’s part of the $250. The only thing we never do is put a meeting on your calendar.

Because this is how new clients meet us. We’d rather prove our value on your real code than in a sales meeting, and it is still a fraction of what a single data incident costs.

It’s real. The counter at the top of this page shows the current wait before your audit starts. Once it starts, your report arrives within 24 hours. If the wait is ever longer than the counter shows, we tell you before you pay.