Process
A rescue process built for messy reality.
This is intentionally narrow: qualify quickly, diagnose if needed, then run a focused sprint to stabilize the launch-critical path.
You share the app, the repo if available, the core goal, and the part of the product that feels risky, broken, or embarrassing.
FinishPath reviews the critical path and maps the product into salvageable, risky, and not-worth-preserving zones.
You get a practical answer: patch, refactor, partial rebuild, or rewrite — with rationale instead of hand-wavy fear.
What happens after the audit
If the app is fit for rescue, the next step is a fixed-fee Rescue Sprint focused on the highest-risk parts of the product.
Typical sprint scope includes broken core flows, auth, billing, onboarding, deployment reliability, and the parts of the codebase most likely to create launch pain.
What we optimize for
- confidence before launch
- fewer regressions
- clearer ownership and handoff
- less wasted work preserving the wrong code
- a reusable written audit packet, not just a verbal opinion
Start with clarity
Paid diagnostic first. Fixed-fee sprint second.
The first deliverable is a useful diagnosis, not a padded proposal. That keeps the next move sharp.
The first deliverable is a structured decision packet you can keep and reuse.
See when to buy the audit vs the sprint →
See what the audit deliverable actually contains →
See typical Rescue Sprint scope and fee bands →
See an anonymized Rescue Sprint scope →