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Most companies with apps in production have accumulated technical debt they can't quantify. The code nobody dares to touch, the modules that break every 3 months, the features that take weeks to develop because the architecture won't allow it. A technical audit puts numbers to that problem — and a plan to resolve it before it blocks growth.
Dribba conducts technical audits of mobile apps and software platforms: architecture review, code quality, test coverage, performance, security and technical debt. The result is a concrete report with priorities, effort estimates and a realistic remediation plan. No sugar-coating. If you need to migrate to Flutter or refactor deeply, we execute that too.
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Frequently asked questions
The audit covers: architecture review (code structure, layer separation, patterns used), code quality (technical debt, test coverage, cyclomatic complexity), performance (load time, memory consumption, slow queries), security (authentication, data handling, known vulnerabilities) and evolution viability. The result is a report with severity ratings and a prioritized action plan.
A standard technical audit takes 2 to 4 weeks and costs between €5,000 and €15,000 depending on project size. For larger or complex legacy systems it may extend. The report includes a remediation effort estimate.
Dribba can handle the technical remediation: refactoring, architecture migration or redesign of critical modules. It's not mandatory — the report is detailed enough for any technical team to execute. Many clients use the audit as an argument to justify technical investment with investors or management.
Yes, and it's one of the most valuable outputs. An architecture that doesn't scale directly limits the features you can add. The report includes a roadmap impact section: which features are unfeasible with the current architecture and how much it would cost to remediate each blocker before developing them.
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