Diligence written for investors, not engineers
A good technical diligence report doesn't bury you in jargon — it tells you what the risks are, how much they matter, and what they'll cost. We assess codebase quality and maintainability, infrastructure and scalability, security posture, technical debt, and key-person risk, then translate all of it into findings an investment committee can act on.
Our team has built software for Fortune 500 companies and startups, run engineering organizations, and operated inside the world's largest hedge fund — so we read both the code and the business it's supposed to support.
AI readiness as a first-class question
In 2026, 'is this an AI company or a company with an AI slide?' is a diligence question in its own right. We assess whether a target's AI is a genuine differentiator or a thin wrapper, whether its data assets are defensible, and whether the architecture can actually support the roadmap management is selling.
Deliverables are timed to your deal process and scaled to deal size — from a focused red-flag review to a full technical assessment with remediation costing.
Who it's for
- PE firms evaluating a platform or add-on acquisition
- VC investors assessing a technical team and product before a round
- Investors who need an independent second opinion on a target's technology