Service / Native App Audit
Find out why the app is getting harder to change.
A focused diagnosis for teams that can still ship, but no longer trust what the next change will cost. It can stand alone as a technical review or become the first step of a rescue and modernization sprint.
The problem
If this sounds familiar
- Every feature seems to touch too many parts of the app.
- SwiftUI, UIKit, state, navigation, or persistence boundaries are hard to explain.
- Concurrency bugs, performance issues, or regressions keep coming back.
- The test suite exists, but it does not make releases feel safer.
The result
What I’ll deliver
- A plain-language map of the architecture, risks, and expensive seams.
- A prioritized action plan: fix now, defer, or leave alone.
- A review of release blockers, performance hotspots, and fragile user flows.
- A clear recommendation on whether the next step is targeted fixes, a rescue sprint, or no intervention at all.
Working together
A short path from uncertainty to useful change.
- Share the repo context, product goals, current pain, and next release pressure.
- I review the architecture, runtime behavior, code patterns, and product-critical flows.
- You get a written diagnosis with priorities, tradeoffs, and a practical path forward.
- If implementation is justified, the audit becomes the starting point rather than a second discovery phase.
Good fit
This works best when…
- Existing Apple app
- Changes feel expensive
- Concurrency or performance risk
- Low release confidence
Next step
Tell me where the product is stuck.
Share the product state, the constraint, and what needs to change. If I can help, you’ll get a direct reply with a practical next step.