You’re preparing for wider use
The application is moving to customers, employees or a larger user base and needs greater confidence around reliability and security.
Take Your AI-Built Software to Production
Our engineers review your existing software, identify production risks, and help strengthen, launch and continue developing it for real-world use.
25+Years software engineering experience
900+Australian clients
550+In-house software engineers
When professional engineering adds the most value
AI development tools can take software remarkably far.
Professional engineering becomes especially valuable when the application is moving beyond initial development and people, data or business operations will increasingly depend on it.
The software is becoming business-critical
Bugs, downtime or data problems would now affect customers, revenue or day-to-day operations.
More engineers will work on it
The codebase needs to support continued development, collaboration and safe changes over time.
Usage and complexity are growing
More users, data, integrations and features are increasing the technical demands on the system.
Security matters more
The application now handles customer, employee, financial or commercially sensitive information.
The application needs to connect with other systems
CRM, ERP, accounting, identity, payments or other platforms now need to work reliably with the software.
Start with a production readiness review
Our engineers review your application, codebase and architecture in the context of how you plan to launch, use and grow the software, focusing on technical risks, engineering gaps and the areas that matter most for the next stage.
Architecture & maintainability
How the application is structured, how its components interact, and whether engineers can safely maintain and extend it.
Security & access
Authentication, user permissions, sensitive-data handling, APIs and external services.
Data & critical workflows
How information is stored and updated, and whether important business processes behave reliably under different conditions.
Testing & reliability
Coverage of critical user journeys, error handling and the checks needed to make future changes with confidence.
Performance & integrations
Potential bottlenecks and the reliability of connections to payments, business systems and third-party services.
Deployment & operations
Environments, deployment processes, monitoring, backups and recovery arrangements required for ongoing operation.
What you get from the review
The aim is to give you a clear engineering view of what deserves attention next.
Prioritised findings
The issues identified, their likely impact and the evidence behind them.
Engineering recommendations
Recommended improvements, risks to address and areas requiring further investigation.
A clear sequence of work
Which items should be addressed before wider use and which can follow as the software evolves.
A basis for estimating the next stage
A clearer scope, assumptions and dependencies for estimating implementation effort and timeframe.
The review is scoped around the areas examined. Any limitations or unresolved questions are made clear alongside the findings.
Fix what matters. Keep moving forward.
Once priorities are clear, our engineers can implement the improvements and continue developing the software.
Prepare for launch
Resolve critical defects, strengthen security and access controls, improve testing, and establish reliable deployment and recovery processes.
Support more users
Improve performance, data handling and the areas of architecture affected by growing usage.
Connect your business systems
Build or improve integrations with CRM, ERP, accounting, identity, payment and other operational platforms.
Continue product development
Add features, improve the user experience and strengthen the engineering foundation as the software evolves.
Built for products and business-critical internal software
Software you’re taking to customers
You already have a working product and need help preparing it for launch, paying customers or a larger user base.
We can assess the technical foundation, address production risks and support continued product development.
Software your business already relies on
An internal application may begin as a fast solution to a specific problem and gradually become part of daily operations.
As more people and processes depend on it, reliability, access control, integrations and maintainability become increasingly important.
We help strengthen these areas while allowing the software to continue supporting the business.
How we work
- 01
Show us the application
Walk us through what the software does, who uses it, how it was built and what you want to achieve next.
A demonstration and an initial conversation are enough to begin. - 02
Agree on the review scope
We identify the areas that need examination, the access required and the expected engineering effort before the review begins.
- 03
Review the findings and priorities
We explain what we found, what it means for your plans and which areas deserve attention first.
Together, we define the priorities for the next stage. - 04
Implement and validate
Our engineers carry out the agreed work and validate the changes against the relevant workflows and requirements.
We can then support launch and continued development as the application evolves.
Experienced engineers, backed by wider expertise
Shinetech has 550+ in-house software engineers across application development, cloud, data, AI, integration and enterprise platforms.
The engineer working with your software can draw on broader specialist expertise when the application requires it.
We can put an NDA in place before detailed technical discussions, agree appropriate access controls, and define ownership of your custom software and project IP contractually.
Clear ownership and security
- ISO 27001 certified
- Cyber Essentials Plus
- 100% in-house engineering team
- Direct communication with your engineers
- Clear contractual IP ownership
Questions before we start
- Can you work with software built using Lovable, Cursor, Replit or other AI development tools?
Yes. We start by understanding the application, its technology, architecture and hosting environment. The specific AI tool matters less than how the resulting software is structured and what you need it to do next.
- What does a production readiness review cover?
The scope depends on the application and your plans. It may include architecture, maintainability, security, data handling, critical workflows, testing, performance, integrations, deployment, monitoring and infrastructure.
- What if the application is already live?
We can review software that is already in use. Current users and business operations are taken into account when planning access, testing and implementation.
- Do I need to share the source code immediately?
No. We can begin with a demonstration and discussion of the application and your objectives. Detailed technical review can follow once the relevant confidentiality and access arrangements are in place.
- Can you help with one specific technical problem?
Yes. The engagement can focus on a defined issue such as an unreliable integration, deployment problem, security concern, performance bottleneck or critical workflow.
- How long will the review and engineering work take, and what will it cost?
That depends on the size of the application, its complexity, available documentation and the areas being reviewed. After an initial discussion, we can define the review scope and estimate the engineering effort. Further implementation can then be estimated based on the findings and agreed priorities.
- Can you work alongside our current development team?
Yes. We can provide additional engineering capacity or specialist expertise while your existing team continues developing and managing the product.
Show us what you’ve built
Tell us what the application does, where it stands today and what you want to achieve next.
We’ll review where things stand and discuss the most practical engineering next step.