Where the risk actually lives
Flying blind on a system you didn't build — or don't fully remember — is how outages and breaches happen. We audit your architecture, databases, security baseline, and code quality, then hand you a prioritized risk register and a modernization roadmap you can act on.
From kickoff to risk register
Risks surfaced in a typical audit
Every finding graded
Roadmap you can execute
Why audit before you build
An honest, evidence-based picture of what's at risk — and what to fix first — is the cheapest insurance you can buy before a rewrite or a raise.
Automated static analysis plus developer interviews mean the findings are backed by data and lived reality — not one consultant's gut feel about your code.
Every finding is graded so you fix the things that can take you down or breach you first, and defer the cosmetic debt — no boiling the ocean.
You leave with a sequenced modernization plan tied to business outcomes, not a 90-page PDF that gathers dust in a drive.
An executive summary for leadership and diligence, plus a technical register for the team — the same audit speaks to both rooms.
What you walk away with
An audit is only useful if you can act on it. You get artifacts that drive a roadmap and survive a diligence room.
How the review runs
Static analysis maps complexity, dead code, dependency risk, and test coverage across the repository.
We assess module and service boundaries, data flows, schemas, APIs, and infrastructure for scale and security gaps.
The people who run the system tell us where it really hurts — the bottlenecks no static tool can see.
Findings are graded, diagrammed, and sequenced into a remediation roadmap you can fund and execute.
The audit, in production
A lending platform was about to commit to a full rewrite ahead of a Series C. We ran a three-week architecture audit first — and changed the plan.
Vantage Lending
Lending platform · USA
Audit to roadmap
Risks ranked (12 critical)
Rewrite scope removed
Diligence questions answered
“We were one signature away from funding a full rewrite. pyronix's audit showed two-thirds of the system was fine — we fixed the dangerous third instead, and walked into the raise with a risk register the investors actually respected.”
Straight answers
A software architecture review is a structured assessment of how a system is built — its code quality, structure, data design, security baseline, and infrastructure — to surface risks and bottlenecks before they cause outages, breaches, or stalled delivery. The output is an evidence-based picture of what's actually wrong and what to fix first.
We analyze code complexity, module and service boundaries, database schemas and query patterns, API structure, the security baseline, deployment pipelines, infrastructure configuration, and the team-velocity bottlenecks behind slow delivery. Nothing critical to reliability, security, or scale is left unexamined.
A focused review runs 2–4 weeks, combining automated static analysis with developer interviews. You get an executive summary and a prioritized technical risk register at the end — fast enough to inform a roadmap, funding decision, or acquisition without stalling it.
You receive an executive summary, a detailed risk register graded by impact and effort, architecture and data-flow diagrams, a code-complexity heatmap, and a step-by-step remediation roadmap. It's written to be actionable by engineers and legible to leadership and investors.
Yes. We can deploy a dedicated engineering squad to execute the modernization roadmap we produce, or guide your in-house team through remediation. The audit is designed to flow straight into refactoring, replatforming, or microservices migration if you want it to.
Give us read access and your list of pain points. In 2–4 weeks you'll have a prioritized risk register and a modernization roadmap you can actually fund.
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