Redline your AI app.
AI got you to a working app. Redline gets you to production. We hunt the performance, security, and UX failures AI ships right past — the N+1 queries, the leaky row-level security, the fifty requests it takes to open one modal — and hand you a scored report with a prioritized fix list.
AI writes code that runs.
It doesn't feel the 50 requests.
AI coding tools have made it easy for anyone to ship an app. They're genuinely good at syntax, patterns, and getting to a working demo. But they're blind to a whole class of failures that only a skilled engineer catches — the ones that surface at scale, in production, or in a security review. We saw one AI-built task view fire fifty-plus requests just to open a single modal. It worked fine on ten rows. It fell over on ten thousand — and quietly ran up the cloud bill the whole time.
What Redline checks
Six dimensions AI can't audit on itself — the full rubric behind every Redline report.
Data & Queries
- N+1 and waterfall queries
- Over-fetching & unbounded reads
- Missing indexes
- Chatty request patterns
Security & Access
- Row-level security (RLS) policies
- Tenant isolation & IDOR
- Authz vs. authn gaps
- Secrets & key exposure
Performance & Cost
- Request & payload counts
- Re-render storms
- Caching strategy
- Egress & compute spend
UX & Accessibility
- Loading / empty / error states
- Keyboard & screen-reader access
- Mobile & responsive behavior
- Perceived performance
Correctness
- Race conditions & concurrency
- Money, timezone & i18n
- Idempotency & retries
- Real-world edge cases
Maintainability
- Architecture & coupling
- Data model & migrations
- Test coverage of real paths
- Documentation & handover
How Redline works
Scope
You point us at the app, repo, or environment. We agree on scope and success criteria — usually inside a day.
Deep Audit
Senior engineers review the code, data layer, and running app against the full Redline rubric — the same one AI can’t run on itself.
Scored Report
You get a graded scorecard and a severity-ranked findings list: what’s broken, why it matters, and exactly how to fix it.
Remediate
We hand it back for your team to fix — or fix the criticals ourselves, and review every future release on retainer.
Ways to engage
Start with a one-time audit, or make senior review a standing part of every release.
Redline Snapshot
Fixed-fee, one-time audit
- Full rubric review of one app
- Graded scorecard (A–F)
- Severity-ranked fix list
- Findings walkthrough call
Redline + Remediation
We find it and fix it
- Everything in Snapshot
- We fix the Critical & High findings
- Before/after verification
- Hardened, production-ready build
Redline Continuous
Every release, reviewed
- Per-release or monthly review
- Regression & drift tracking
- Priority remediation
- A standing senior-engineer backstop
A report you can act on Monday
No vague "improve performance" hand-waving. Every finding comes with a severity, a concrete failure scenario, and a specific fix — written to hand straight to your developers.
And a single letter grade, so you and your client know exactly how production-ready the app really is.