What you get

Complete reports, not excerpts.

Three complete reports. Two are our own products, named and reviewed to the same standard we sell; the third is an anonymised example. Nothing is an excerpt.

14 July 2026

Example Studio (anonymised)

Clarify the specific customer and decision the studio is best placed to support before changing the visual design.

Overall view: Sound

Demonstrates: Website Audit, full report (anonymised example)

13 July 2026

Big Picture Planner

None of this requires a redesign. It requires finishing the pivot, choosing one vocabulary, and cutting controls. The bones are good.

Overall view: Needs attention

Demonstrates: the Code Audit standard (full access to the code)

9 August 2026

MyBishBash Photobooth

The engineering here is excellent: the rendering engine, the consent design and the pricing setup. The next step is to connect it to revenue: a working way to pay, a way to get in touch, and a clear message for free users.

Overall view: At risk

Demonstrates: the Code Audit standard (full access to the code)

What people say

“It flagged a live issue I genuinely wasn't aware of, and the evidence was clearly documented.”
BioAgeOS
“This is really good. I found it to be quite comprehensive and it gave me lots of actionable items to work on. Thank you so much!”
a consulting group

We show our own products’ reports, including the uncomfortable findings, because that is the standard you are buying.