48-hour Launch Readiness Review: Know whether your AI-built app is ready to launch.
One senior engineer checks the parts of your app that matter most, then tells you plainly whether it is ready to launch. See a sample report
- $1,250
- 48-hour launch decision
Launch readiness summary
Conditional go
- Critical journeyRisk 2 of 3
- PermissionsRisk 1 of 3
- DeploymentRisk 1 of 3
- Failure handlingRisk 2 of 3
Representative preview · findings come from your own app
What we check, and what we leave out
You might call it a vibe code audit or a pre-launch security check. We look at your app's key areas, through seven gates.
The seven gates we check
- The main journey: does it work from start to finish
- Screens: mobile, loading, empty and error states, accessibility
- Sign-in and permissions: who can get in and what they can see
- Payments and actions: nothing charged, sent or saved twice
- When things fail: retries, background jobs, recovery
- Releases: tests, staging, deployment, monitoring, rollback
- Code and settings: quality, upkeep, handover, discoverability
What is not included
- A formal penetration test or compliance certification (SOC 2, ISO 27001, HIPAA)
- Fixing the issues the Review finds
- A native mobile app review
- Infrastructure beyond the main app
- A guarantee of zero vulnerabilities, downtime, or future failures
What you receive
A decision you can act on today.
Launch Readiness Report
The decision, a seven-gate scorecard, and every finding ranked by severity.
Fix instructions for every finding
Where it is, how we found it, why it matters, how to fix it, how long that takes, and a prompt for your AI builder.
Fix plan in priority order
What to fix before launch, within 30 days, and what can wait.
AI test set and one-page summary
The test prompts as a spreadsheet you keep, and a summary for investors or customers.
Walkthrough call and email questions
A 30-minute recorded call, then 14 days of email questions.
What you bring
- A signed one-page authorisation
- The live URL, plus staging if there is one
- Two test accounts: a normal user and an admin
- Read access to the code repository
- Read-only access to the database and hosting, or screenshots of their settings
- For AI features: the prompts, the model, and 20 to 50 example user questions
- A 20-minute kickoff call
Representative findings record
Findings list
Priority finding
Retrying a failed action can run it twice.
- Severity
- High. Fix before launch
- Evidence
- Code location and repeat test linked
- Next action
- Fix it, then retest
What the decision means
- GO
- The app can launch as it is.
- CONDITIONAL GO
- It can launch once the must-fix items are closed, or with a risky feature limited or switched off.
- NO-GO
- Launch-blocking problems must be fixed and re-checked first.
Questions
Before you start.
What is a launch readiness review, and is it the same as a vibe code audit?
A launch readiness review checks whether an app is safe to put in front of real users. For AI-built apps, people also call it a vibe code audit. Topiax's 48-hour Review covers the whole app's key areas and ends in a GO, CONDITIONAL GO, or NO-GO decision.
What do GO, CONDITIONAL GO, and NO-GO mean?
The Launch Readiness Review has three possible decisions. GO: the app can launch as it is. CONDITIONAL GO: it can launch once the must-fix items are closed, or with a risky feature limited or switched off. NO-GO: launch-blocking findings must be fixed and re-checked first.
How much does the Launch Readiness Review cost, and how long does it take?
The Launch Readiness Review costs $1,250, fixed, and takes 48 hours from payment and access. The first five founding clients pay $750 instead of $1,250, in exchange for a written testimonial and an anonymised case study. A Scan within 30 days is credited in full.
What does the Launch Readiness Review report include?
The Launch Readiness Report gives you a GO, CONDITIONAL GO, or NO-GO decision, a seven-gate scorecard, and every finding ranked by severity, with a fix plan in priority order. Plus a one-page summary, a 30-minute recorded walkthrough call, and 14 days of email questions.
What does Topiax need from me to start a Launch Readiness Review?
A Launch Readiness Review needs a signed one-page authorisation, the live URL, two test accounts, and read access to the code, database, and hosting. For AI features, add the prompts, the model, and 20 to 50 example questions. It starts with a 20-minute kickoff call.
Does the Launch Readiness Review include fixing the issues it finds?
No. Fixing is separate from the Launch Readiness Review. Fix the findings yourself and retest with Fix Validation for $350 to $750 within 60 days, or have Topiax fix them in the $4,500 AI Reliability Sprint, with $500 of the fee credited within 30 days.
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Can Topiax review an app built with Lovable, Bolt, Replit, Cursor, or Claude Code?
Yes. The Launch Readiness Review covers apps built with Lovable, Bolt, Replit, Base44, Cursor, Claude Code, Codex, v0, or similar tools, including Supabase back ends. A senior engineer reads the code behind the areas that matter most, not every line. Moving platforms is not included.
Does the Launch Readiness Review check Supabase RLS, payments, webhooks, and AI features?
Yes, when they are part of the reviewed journey. The Launch Readiness Review checks who can see what, including row-level security, plus payments, webhooks, retries, and duplicate actions. For AI features it samples prompts, retrieval, and tool permissions, which is not a formal red-team exercise.
Is the Launch Readiness Review a penetration test, compliance audit, or SOC 2 assessment?
No. The Launch Readiness Review checks whether one app is ready to launch. It is not a formal penetration test, compliance audit, SOC 2 assessment, or legal opinion, and it cannot promise every future vulnerability has been found.