Service / Scope dossier
Release Readiness Checkup
A pre-launch check that prevents “surprise fires” after you ship.
The promise
Ship with confidence — not hope.
Outcomes
- You stop second-guessing the release.
- The “risky stuff” gets flagged before it becomes public pain.
- You have an ordered fix list that doesn’t derail the launch.
Scope
Included
- Release checklist + “go/no-go” call
- App store / web launch sanity pass (metadata + screenshots + policy risk)
- Crash + error triage plan (what to fix now vs later)
- Performance + UX friction scan (quick wins only)
- Security + privacy baseline review (no obvious foot-guns)
- Action plan you can execute immediately
Deposit
$0credited to your first sprint
Deliverables
- Go/No-Go notes + risk list
- Prioritized action plan (Now / Next / Later)
- Release checklist tailored to your stack
Process
1
Intake: links + must-not-break flows
2
Review: UX/perf/security/policy scan
3
Deliver: go/no-go + prioritized plan
Guardrails
You’ll bring
- Build access (TestFlight/APK) OR staging URL
- A short list of “must not break” flows
- Any known blockers / weirdness you’re seeing
Not included
- Full implementation (we can sprint it after)
- Feature work or big redesigns
- Deep pentesting (this is baseline posture, not a full security audit)
FAQ
IP — who owns what?
Ownership and licensing are stated in the reviewed agreement for the engagement.
Revisions — how does that work?
Revision allowances and change-request handling are stated in the reviewed scope.
Warranty?
Support and defect-remediation terms are stated in the reviewed agreement.
NDA?
Confidentiality requirements are reviewed during scoping and documented before work begins.
Deposits?
The applicable deposit, crediting, cancellation, and refund terms are confirmed in the reviewed agreement before checkout.