Tools
Free engineering checks and scoping tools
Check a system you already run, or scope one you're planning. Every result shows on screen. No email needed.
They're a starting point, not an audit. Bring the result to a call and we start from what you already know.
Checks
Check a system you already run
Rule-based checks of your answers. Each takes a few questions and shows the result on screen.
Architecture health check
7 indicators. See what to fix first.
8 questions and a short description · Results on screen
You get A score on 7 indicators, the concerns that stand out, and the improvements to look at first.
Scale planner
Find where your backend breaks first as traffic grows.
7 questions · Results on screen
You get The likely first bottleneck, the pressure points, what to change and what to measure first.
Web3 readiness check
An 11-point check before you launch a contract or dApp.
11 checkboxes · Results on screen
You get What's in place, the gaps, and next steps with the high-impact gaps first.
Planning
Scope something you're planning
Both end in a written brief an engineer can read.
Scope your project
9 short steps. See your result before you share an email.
9 short steps · Contact details are optional
You get A complexity score, a suggested architecture and next steps.
Project assistant (guided)
Answer guided questions. Get a technical brief an engineer reads.
A short conversation, one or two questions at a time · Talk to a person any time
You get A technical project brief you can keep and forward.
About these tools
What these tools are, and aren't
The three checks apply fixed rules to your answers. They don't see your code, your data or your traffic, so read each result as a list of questions worth asking, not a verdict. None of them is a security audit.
Your answers go to our server only to work out the result, and the checks don't store them. Results appear on screen, and nothing reaches our team unless you choose to send it. Wizard answers stay in this browser tab until you send them.
Talk to an engineer before a launch, when a check flags key custody or personal data, or when you'd rather a person read the real system.
Three ways to start
Rather talk it through?
Pick whichever suits you. A person reads every message.