SeamStress
A seam is where money, authorization, and tenant data meet in your code. Bugs there don’t crash — they double-charge, skip one auth check, or hand one customer another customer’s data, and they render as success. That’s why they cost real money.
The Seam Audit
Fixed scope, fixed price, one week. You get:
- A seam map of your codebase — where the dangerous boundaries actually are.
- A verified findings pass — every finding proven against your code with the offending lines quoted. Anything unproven is labeled as such, and misses are disclosed, not edited out.
- A written report you keep.
- A walkthrough call to go through it together.
$4,500, fixed.
Founding rate: $3,000 for the first three teams, in exchange for a named testimonial and a sanitized case study.
If your seams are clean, the report says so plainly. That’s the point — you’re paying for a true answer, not a scary one.
See real output from real runs, including a full rendered report.
Why trust this
- The self-audit — before launch, the tool was pointed at its own verification gate. It found two ways it could have lied; both are fixed and pinned by tests.
- The seam-bug catalog — documented real-world seam failures, each traced to primary sources.
- Field notes from production — the discipline self-applied on a real production project, including what the evidence does not show.
The engine itself is open source (MIT). The methodology isn’t the secret; the work is.
Who it’s for
Small teams and funded founders with shipped, money-touching code — Stripe and billing, subscriptions, multi-tenant boundaries — especially AI-assisted codebases, and no security hire yet. If that’s you, the seams are where your risk is concentrated.
Contact
One email, a short scoping reply, and a yes or no. No call required to get a price — the price is above.