- For
- Teams already shipping AI-assisted software or agent workflows, worried about false-done claims, security, auth and state failures, evaluation gaps, cost or operational reliability.
- You get
- Evidence from running the system, findings ranked by risk, a keep, improve or rebuild judgement and a remediation plan.
- Not included
- Implementation, penetration testing, certification, legal or compliance advice.
- Start here if
- You cannot yet know the rescue scope.
Fixed jobs.
Three jobs, three different questions. Each has a written scope; the scope is written, then fixed, and a statement of work comes before any invoice.
Where to start
You cannot yet know the rescue scope: the Codebase Audit.
The work is already defined: the Build Sprint.
The product outcome is still fuzzy: the Decision Audit.
| Job | 01 · InspectsCodebase Audit | 02 · BuildsBuild Sprint | 03 · DecidesDecision Audit |
|---|---|---|---|
| For | Teams already shipping AI-assisted software or agent workflows, worried about false-done claims, security, auth and state failures, evaluation gaps, cost or operational reliability. | Teams with one defined product outcome, or one broken delivery path, that needs working software, not slides. | UK fintech and regulated product teams deciding what AI product to build, buy, change or stop. |
| You get | Evidence from running the system, findings ranked by risk, a keep, improve or rebuild judgement and a remediation plan. | The agreed implementation in a repository you own, tests, runtime proof, handover and a bounded support period. | An opportunity map, prioritised decisions, feasibility and data and compliance risks, costs and an action plan. |
| Not included | Implementation, penetration testing, certification, legal or compliance advice. | New requirements outside the locked scope. | Implementation; legal or compliance advice. |
| Start here if | You cannot yet know the rescue scope. | The work is already defined. | The product outcome is still fuzzy. |
- For
- Teams with one defined product outcome, or one broken delivery path, that needs working software, not slides.
- You get
- The agreed implementation in a repository you own, tests, runtime proof, handover and a bounded support period.
- Not included
- New requirements outside the locked scope.
- Start here if
- The work is already defined.
- For
- UK fintech and regulated product teams deciding what AI product to build, buy, change or stop.
- You get
- An opportunity map, prioritised decisions, feasibility and data and compliance risks, costs and an action plan.
- Not included
- Implementation; legal or compliance advice.
- Start here if
- The product outcome is still fuzzy.
Inspects
AI Codebase Audit
You built it with AI. Now find out what you actually have.
Inspects a system you already have.
Who it is for
Teams already shipping AI-assisted software or agent workflows, worried about false-done claims, security, auth and state failures, evaluation gaps, cost or operational reliability.
What it looks at
The repository and the running system: architecture, security, technical debt, user experience and product structure, and how the AI parts are built. The inspection scope and access are agreed in writing first.
You get
- Evidence from running the system
- Findings ranked by risk, each with its evidence
- A candid assessment: keep, improve or rebuild
- A remediation plan
- A proof receipt
How it runs
- Least-privilege, read-only access where possible
- Critical security findings are disclosed promptly, not held for the report
- One factual-correction round
Not included
- Implementation
- Penetration testing
- Certification
- Legal or compliance advice
Unless contracted separately.
Start here if
You cannot yet know the rescue scope.
Builds
Fixed-Scope Build Sprint
Software built by AI fleets. Judged like it was built by hand.
Builds one defined outcome.
Who it is for
Teams with one defined product outcome, or one broken delivery path, that needs working software, not slides.
How the scope works
The scope is written, then fixed. Nothing certifies itself: the engine that writes a change never reviews it.
You get
- The agreed implementation, in a repository you own
- Tests, including a suite that fails when the software breaks
- Runtime proof and the review record
- Deployment or handover, with documentation and a walkthrough
- A bounded support period
How it runs
- Objective, signed acceptance criteria
- Acceptance testing on staging or a branch before the balance invoice
- Final source handover after the cleared balance
- A bounded window to remedy in-scope defects
Not included
- New requirements outside the locked scope
Start here if
The work is already defined.
Decides
AI Product Decision Audit
Decide what AI product to build, buy, change or stop, on evidence.
Decides what to build. It does not inspect your code.
Who it is for
UK fintech and regulated product teams deciding what AI product to build, buy, change or stop.
You get
- An evidence-backed opportunity map
- Prioritised decisions
- Feasibility, and data and compliance risks
- Costs
- An action plan
How it runs
- A watermarked, read-only copy for a factual check before the balance invoice
- One factual-correction round within the signed window
- Disagreeing with a supported conclusion is not a defect
Not included
- Implementation
- Legal or compliance advice
Start here if
The product outcome is still fuzzy.
How a job runs.
Payment is by bank transfer against a private Appaya Ltd invoice. Bank details appear on that invoice only, never on this site.
The delivery clock starts only when the statement of work is accepted, the deposit has cleared and the safe inputs are complete.
- Enquiry
You say what you need, in a short, non-sensitive summary.
- Fit and scope
We agree the scope in writing.
- Statement of work and invoice
Once you accept the scope, an Appaya Ltd invoice follows.
- Deposit
A cleared deposit by bank transfer reserves the start.
- Delivery
The work is done, and every part passes the independent review.
- Balance
The balance is due before final handover.
- Handover
You receive everything listed in the scope.
Hai.
One enquiry path for all three jobs and contracting. You get an acknowledgement straight away, with no promise of acceptance. A person replies about fit before any scope, statement of work or invoice.