You built fast, maybe with Claude, Cursor, Lovable or a team moving at full speed. The screens are there. Customers are arriving. And somewhere in the back of your mind is a quiet question: which of these promises does the code actually keep?
Founders are usually the last to find out. The first angry customer finds out first, or the investor's engineer in due diligence, or the enterprise buyer who asks to see the SOC 2 page. That is a lonely way to learn what your product really does.
You open your laptop on Monday and you know. Not a feeling: a written map. Every claim on your site, traced to the code that keeps it or the gap where it doesn't. A ranked list of what to fix first. A clear decision on each part: keep it, repair it, or rebuild it. You can sell, raise or scale with your eyes open.
Delivered within 5 working days of access to the repository and the live product. Read-only access is enough.
$450 $1,200
Founding price for the first five clients (code FOUNDING5 at checkout), then $1,200.
I wrote Proof of Mechanism on exactly this problem: telling the difference between software that is complete and software that only looks complete. The audit is that method, applied to your product, by the person who wrote it.
Run the fifteen-minute self-check on your own product. No sign-up, nothing to install. It's the first pass of the audit, so you can see for yourself whether the full version is worth it.
Questions first? Write to mechanismaudit@atomicmail.io. A free 15-minute call is always on offer.