Save
Keep the useful parts, document the gaps, and continue without throwing away good work.
Project Rescue
Inherited code does not scare us.
Send us the project as it is: half-built, undocumented, over budget, abandoned by another vendor, or fragile in production. We will audit it and tell you what to save, fix, rebuild, or stop.
The rescue audit includes
- Codebase and dependency review
- Architecture and deployment risk check
- Security, data, and ownership questions
- Salvageability report with next steps
- Fixed-scope recovery proposal if it is worth continuing
What you getA clear decision,
A clear decision,
not more uncertainty.
The audit removes sunk cost bias. Sometimes the right move is to continue. Sometimes it is to stop.
Fix
Stabilize the codebase, unblock release, and remove the risks that made the project stall.
Rebuild
When the foundation is wrong, we explain why and scope a cleaner path forward.
Stop
If continuing would waste money, we say that directly and give you the evidence.
We inspect what exists
Repository, deployment, database, dependencies, integrations, and the product state.
We map the recovery path
You get a written decision: salvage, stabilize, rebuild, or stop.
We can take it to launch
If the project is worth saving, the same team can scope and deliver the recovery.
Paid auditKnow what to do
Know what to do
within 72 hours.
This is not a sales call. It is a focused technical audit for teams that need a straight answer before spending more money.
100€ · credited toward Build if we continue
NDA available before access is shared. We only need read-only access for the audit.
Why Rescue exists
A team that can enter a messy project calmly usually understands production software. Rescue shows how we handle complexity, inherited decisions, and uncomfortable technical truth.
FAQCommon questions
Common questions
about rescue.
We step into a troubled or stalled codebase, audit it thoroughly, and produce a plan — then execute the recovery. We can save what's worth saving and replace only what isn't.
The initial audit takes 3–5 business days. Full recovery timelines depend on scope, but most engagements run 4–12 weeks. You get a fixed-scope proposal before any work begins.
Yes. We work across Node.js, Python, Go, PHP, and most frontend frameworks. We assess what's there rather than rewriting everything in our preferred stack.
Architecture review, code quality assessment, security check, performance bottleneck identification, and a written report with a prioritised fix list and an honest cost estimate.
We offer 30 days of post-rescue support included. Ongoing maintenance contracts are available separately and are scoped based on your needs.