The 5-day mobile app audit

You have an app. Maybe an agency built it, maybe a junior team, maybe you assembled most of it with AI tooling. It partly works. You don’t know what you actually have, and you don’t want to spend another $40,000 finding out.

That’s what this is for.

What you get

A written report covering:

• What is actually built, against what you were told was built
• Architecture and security risks, ranked by how likely they are to hurt you
• An honest estimate — hours and cost — to a shippable, submittable app
• A prioritised fix list your developer can start on Monday
• Whether the current codebase is worth continuing with, or not

And a call to walk through it, where you can ask the questions a document can’t answer.

What it costs you

$750, fixed. Five working days from the moment I have repository access.

No retainer, no discovery phase, no proposal process. If the report says your app is in better shape than you feared, that’s the outcome — I’m not paid more for finding problems.

Why me

I’m Abubakar Siddique. Blenzo is me — a senior mobile engineer working directly with founders, not an agency with a sales team.

Eight years building production mobile apps. Toptal Top 3%. I built and deployed a multi-terminal POS system that processed $1.5M+ AUD across 100+ devices in ten days with zero critical failures.

I’m the person who will read your code. Not a salesperson who passes it to someone offshore.

What this is not

It isn’t a code-quality score from a static analysis tool. It isn’t a sales document designed to end in a big build quote.

Roughly half the founders I talk to are told their app is nearly finished when it isn’t, and the other half are told it needs a rewrite when it doesn’t. The point of the audit is to tell you which one you’re in.

Free, no obligation. If the audit isn’t right for your situation I’ll say so on the call.