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Seven checks on your code before you ship it.

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What ships when nobody checks it

Apple sends the build back because the camera permission has no usage string. The service key is sitting in the repository where anyone who downloads the bundle can read it. The privacy policy the listing promised was never written.

None of it is hard to fix. It is hard to notice in your own code, on your own, the week you are trying to ship.

Seven checks, one pass

Every area returns findings tied to a file and a line, each one with the fix written out. You can ask the report follow-up questions.

  • Marketing

    Whether the listing says what the app actually does.

  • Legal

    Privacy policy, terms, and the claims you make about data.

  • App Store

    The guidelines reviewers send builds back over.

  • Design and usability

    Tap targets, contrast, and the states nobody drew.

  • Onboarding

    What a new user meets in the first thirty seconds.

  • Security

    Keys, tokens, and anything reachable that should not be.

  • Bugs

    Code paths that fail, each one tied to a line.

Every finding is a file, a line, and a fix

The report opens on the seven areas with the worst thing first. Open any finding to see the offending line in context, why it matters, and the change to make. If you disagree with one, argue with it in the chat.

The report overview for an app called Tidewater: a severity bar showing 2 critical, 7 high, 15 medium and 14 low findings with 9 of 47 already fixed, and seven area tiles for Security, App Store, Legal, Bugs, Onboarding, Design and usability, and Marketing, each listing its worst findings with the file and line they point at.
The report overview: seven areas, worst first, with the count of what is already fixed.

How it works

  1. A potter centring clay on the wheel

    Create a project

    Five questions about what the app is for, who it is for, and how long it has been in development.

  2. Unfired pots waiting on a workshop board

    Upload your code

    A zip or a folder. Bisc reads the files and never runs them. Your code is deleted after seven days and is never trained on.

  3. Green glaze mixed in a bowl, ready for the brush

    Read the report

    Seven areas, worst first. Mark things fixed as you go, and ask the report whatever you want along the way.

Pricing

One price per report, paid when you run it. No subscription.

  • One section

    $9

    One section of your choice, in full. Every finding with its file, line and fix, and the chat that goes with it.

    Buy one section
  • Full report

    $29

    All seven areas on one upload, with the overview that tells you what to fix first.

    Buy the full report
  • Full report, kept open

    $49

    All seven areas, and the project stays open. Upload the code again after you have fixed things and the report re-checks against the new files. The longest chat allowance.

    Buy the full report plus

Find out what you missed.

Run a check One section, $9