Audit-first services for Apple-platform teams
Start with triage for fast decisions, move into fuller audits when the repo needs deeper review, and bring in development or App Store launch support only when the findings justify it.
Service offerings
Apple App Code Audit
A boutique iOS and macOS audit service built around urgent buying situations: App Store blockers, inherited code, pre-launch quality gates, and smaller-team due diligence. Delivery is human-reviewed and the review workflow runs in a dedicated audit environment. This is not a pentest or certification service.
- Code Audit Triage — $500 · 24-48 hours · top 5 blockers, urgency classification, and next-step recommendation
- Surface — $1,500–$3,000 · typical turnaround 2-4 business days
- Standard — $3,000–$6,000 · typical turnaround 4-7 business days
- Human-reviewed written deliverable with evidence-backed prioritization
- Exact file and line references in paid reports
- One async written follow-up round included
Triage is fully credited toward a Surface or Standard audit booked within 14 days. Want to see the format first? View the redacted sample report and proposal.
Development & AI Integration
Native iOS and macOS app development, AI/LLM integration, bug fixes, refactoring, and App Store submission. One rate for all development work.
- SwiftUI, SwiftData, StoreKit 2 architecture
- Claude, GPT, or custom model integration
- Cloudflare Worker API proxy & security infrastructure
- iPad adaptive layouts & macOS AppKit bridging
- App Store submission pipeline included
- Bug fixes, refactoring, and performance optimization
App Store Launch Package
From archive to READY_FOR_SALE. Everything needed to get an existing app through Apple's review process and live in all territories.
- Metadata and screenshot preparation
- Privacy manifests and compliance
- Fastlane automation setup
- Territory availability configuration
- Review submission and follow-up
- Post-launch monitoring
Audits are flat-fee and async-first. Development work is $125/hr or quoted per-project for well-defined scopes.
The audit process
Three steps from intake to written delivery.
1. You submit details
Fill out the audit intake with your platform, milestone, scope, and the main concern. It is designed to qualify Apple-platform fit quickly.
2. We scope and quote
Within 24 hours you receive the recommended path: triage, Surface, Standard, or a decline if the project is outside the service boundary.
3. You get the written deliverable
You receive the memo or report packet plus one async written follow-up round so clarification stays inside a tight, written scope.
Need proof before you book? Open the redacted sample audit deliverable.
Audit coverage
Every audit is tailored to your codebase. These are the main review areas for the Apple-platform audit service.
Architecture & Structure
Project organization, dependency graph, module boundaries, data flow patterns, and adherence to platform conventions.
Security Surface
API key handling, Keychain usage, network security, authentication flows, data encryption at rest and in transit.
Dependencies & Supply Chain
Third-party library audit — known vulnerabilities, maintenance status, license compatibility, and whether each dependency is actually needed.
Performance & Reliability
Memory management, retain cycles, main-thread blocking, SwiftData query efficiency, and crash-risk patterns.
Test Coverage & CI
Test quality and coverage assessment, build pipeline review, and automated quality gates.
App Store Readiness
Privacy manifest compliance, entitlements review, sandbox configuration, and common rejection triggers.
Not sure where to start?
Start with triage if you need a fast decision. Start with the full audit page if you already know the repo needs deeper review.