05 Hire

I'll audit one thing you've shipped, free.

Tell me what you are building and where you think it leaks. If the project interests me I go through it properly and send the audit to your inbox. I choose which ones I take, I do not promise a date, and what you send stays yours. Those limits are spelled out at the bottom rather than discovered afterwards.

Pick what it is.

They overlap, so each says what actually gets looked at, and 3 of them name a pack from the toolkit, which means you can read the instrument before you decide whether to write.

Your mobile app The store listing, the first run, and where people leave before they have seen the thing work. Your SaaS The path from landing page to paid, the tiers, and the step where the drop-off is worst. super-ux Your website Whether a machine can find it, whether the answer is extractable without running JavaScript, and what it costs to load. seo-aeo-audit Your desktop software Distribution, updates, and the first run on a machine that has never seen it. Your backend Contracts between services, the places that fail quietly, and what gets expensive under load. Your frontend Core Web Vitals, what a crawler actually receives, and what survives with scripting off. frontend-performance Your business logic What the product charges for, where the money leaks, and which number is being counted wrong. Your marketing strategy Positioning, the one channel worth the effort, and how you would know it worked.

Tell me two things.

Nothing on this page is sent anywhere. The button opens your own mail client with the letter already written, and you send it, which is why there is no consent box to tick and nothing of yours sitting on a server of mine.

What it is

Where you think it leaks

Write the email

No mail client? The address is contact@sshlg.me, and everything above is what the letter needs to say.

What free costs you.

I choose: Not every request gets one. I take the projects I want to spend a day inside, and saying so here is cheaper than saying it by not replying.
No date: I am not promising a turnaround. A date I miss is worse than no date, and I would rather you plan without me than around me.
It stays yours: What you send stays between us. If an audit turns up something other people should know, I will say that an audit found it and what kind of thing it was, never the finding, never your product, never your name. If you would rather I said nothing at all, write that in the email and that is the end of it.
Free means free: There is no invoice at the end and no obligation either way. It is honestly a door into the paid work in section 05, and sometimes it stays a door nobody walks through, which is fine.

The two paid engagements are on the home page, and what happens to an email once it reaches me is in the privacy note.