What goes wrong
The bug and what it means for the person using your app. Plain English, not a jargon puzzle.
Find bugs, security risks, and hidden problems before your users do. Get a clear report with evidence, priorities, and practical next steps. Fixed pricing. No subscriptions. No surprises.
Start with a free sample review — up to 3 findings, if identified. No payment required.
No judgment. Just honest, actionable feedback.
40 async function checkout(cart) {41 // Payment and inventory42− await chargeCard(cart.total);43− await checkStock(cart.items);42+ await reserveStock(cart.items);43+ await chargeCard(cart.total);44 return createOrder(cart);45 }
Payment succeeds. Stock check fails.
Your customer pays for an item you can't ship.
Not a wall of warnings. A report that tells you what matters and what to do next. Every finding has four parts.
The bug and what it means for the person using your app. Plain English, not a jargon puzzle.
The file, the line number, and the evidence. A finding you or your developer can check.
A clear priority. Know the difference between lost money, lost data, and an awkward screen.
An estimate in hours and dollars. You see the likely cost before deciding who fixes it.
This is the level of detail to expect. A specific problem, not “your code could be better.”
“The buy button charges the card before it checks stock. If an item has sold out, the customer can still be charged, even though the order cannot be fulfilled.”
You send the code. I do the review. You decide what happens next.
Share your repository or a downloadable ZIP. Tell me what you built and what worries you. I confirm the scope with you.
I review your code and send back up to 3 findings for free, if I identify them: the file, the problem, and how serious it is. No payment. No obligation.
Want the complete report, or the repairs? You get a fixed price first and pay only after you approve it. Take the report elsewhere if you prefer.
However the code was written, you need to know where it stands.
The demo works. Before real users and payments arrive, you want to know what the happy path is hiding.
The project has been delivered. You want an independent look at the code before signing off.
You're about to hand over a project. Get a fresh review before your client's users put it to the test.
One developer. No agency, no queue.
I'm the developer behind NaturalDub Studio. I build and ship my own web apps, tools and automations, and I review other people's code the same way I want mine reviewed: read it properly, prove every finding, and keep the advice practical.
That also means I tell you when a project is outside what I can review well, instead of taking the job anyway.
Every review is AI-assisted. Your code is scanned with modern AI tooling and static analysis, and the report is drafted and then checked in a second pass before it goes out. That is what makes a review fast and affordable.
It also means this is not a manual, line-by-line human audit — and it is not a full security audit.
No invented experience, no certificates and no client logos — you'll see client reviews here once there are some to show. What you get instead is a straight answer about what I can and can't review for your project.
So you know exactly what you're buying before you pay.
Not on the list? Ask first — I'll tell you honestly whether I can review your stack well.
I read your code and analyse it with modern AI tooling and static analysis. Your app is not run or tested in a live environment as part of a standard review.
That means I can find logic bugs, security risks and maintainability problems by reading your code — but I cannot confirm runtime behaviour, problems that only appear under real load, or anything specific to your own servers. Runtime testing is possible only if we agree on it separately and you provide a safe test environment.
Prices are based on lines of code: non-blank lines in your source files. The Quick check covers up to 2,500 lines and the Deep check up to 15,000. Excluded from the count and from the review: dependencies and vendored code (node_modules, vendor), build output and generated files (dist, build, minified bundles), lock files, and images or other binary assets. One re-check of the fixes is included with both checks; further rounds are billed at the hourly rate.
A code review reduces risk. It never removes it.
What to send, what never to send, and what happens afterwards.
Send a link to a public repository (GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket) or a ZIP archive. For a private repository, say so first and I'll tell you what I need — usually a temporary read-only invitation, or a read-only key that you remove again afterwards.
Never send passwords or API keys. I don't need them and I won't ask for them. If your code only runs with live secrets, describe them instead.
Your code is used for one thing: producing your review. Files are opened only for that review, and I don't publish, resell or reuse your code. Access to a private repository is removed once the review is finished.
The AI-assisted analysis runs through hosted AI models (the Nous Research inference API) together with standard static-analysis tooling. Parts of your code are sent to those services in order to be analysed.
I won't make privacy promises I can't verify. I can't promise your code is never seen by a third-party model provider, and I can't promise it is excluded from their retention or training policies — those are the provider's rules, not mine.
If your code is under an NDA or strict internal rules, tell me before you send anything and we'll agree on what's acceptable — or I'll say no.
Choose the review that fits your codebase. Repairs are separate and always optional.
$149 for the Quick check — for the first two clients. Normally $299. One-off, no subscription, and the free sample is still free. I ask one thing in return: honest feedback after delivery, so the clients after you know what to expect.
Send me a link and I'll send back your up to 3 findings for free, if I identify them. No payment, no obligation, and you keep the findings whatever you decide. You pay only if you order the Quick check, the Deep check or the repairs.
Up to 2,500 lines
Report within 48 hours
Up to 15,000 lines
Report within 5 business days
After the report
Only if you want me to fix it
All prices are in USD. Payment only after agreement. No subscription, no automatic charges. Text rewriting is priced the same way — see Text rewriting.
Agreed a price and got your invoice? Pay securely by card or PayPal with the payment link in that email, or use the button here — your invoice reference keeps the payment matched to your order. Open the secure payment page
Payment links come from our payment provider. We never ask for card details by email, and we never send account numbers.
A plain-English report. Each finding explains what goes wrong, the file and line number, how serious it is, and an estimate of the hours and cost to repair it.
No. Up to 3 findings are free, each with the file, the problem and how serious it is — if I identify them. The Quick check, the Deep check and repairs are separate and fixed-price; you approve the price before I start. The sample is deliberately small: it shows how I work, it isn't the full review.
Send a link to your GitHub or GitLab repository, or a downloadable ZIP. If the code is private, send your request first and I will explain how to give me access. Do not send passwords or API keys.
The Quick check report arrives within 48 hours; the Deep check report within 5 business days. I confirm the scope and start time with you before I begin.
I say so. Your report explains what I checked and any smaller issues I found. I will not invent problems to sell repairs. A code review is not a guarantee that an app has no bugs.
The analysis is AI-assisted. Your code is scanned with modern tooling, which is faster and more thorough than reading every line by hand, and every report is checked before it is sent to you. Nothing is ever sent to you automatically.
Yes. After the report, I can make repairs at $120 per hour. I estimate the work first and only start with your agreement. You can also take the report to another developer.
Tell me what you built and where you're unsure. I'll look at the scope and tell you honestly whether I can help. Send a link and get up to 3 findings for free, if I identify them. I'll reply with what I can review, what it costs, and when you'll have it. Looking for text rewriting instead? That lives on its own page.