Sample Audit Packet
Executive summary, action-priority grid, prioritized findings, grouped appendix items, methodology, and remediation roadmap. From a real iOS audit; client identity and proprietary detail are redacted.
// Sample Triage Audit
Sample Triage Audit: DeckScore
An audit of one of our own shipped iOS apps — a real demonstration of the $500 Code Audit Triage deliverable.
This audit was run by Pixelwright Digital on its own production iOS application, DeckScore, as a demonstration of the Code Audit Triage deliverable. All findings shown have been addressed in production releases of DeckScore. This is the same automated deliverable a paying Triage client receives, applied to a real shipped App Store app rather than a redacted hypothetical.
// Snapshot
What the audit produced
These figures come from the actual scan run, not marketing copy.
10
Pages in the triage report
6
Release-blocker & before-launch findings
15
Backlog findings sampled
34
Total findings detected by the pipeline
// Downloads
Review the audit
Download the actual PDF. It is the same deliverable a paying Triage client receives.
DeckScore-specific Triage sample available Wednesday. Until then, the redacted 51-page sample below represents our broader audit deliverable standard.
DeckScore on the App Store
The shipped app the audit was run against. All findings shown in the report have since been addressed in production releases.
// Why It Matters
What this sample proves
A real deliverable on a real shipped app. The point is whether the work looks credible, usable, and worth $500.
Run on a real production codebase
Not a redacted hypothetical. The audit ran against DeckScore's actual source — a shipped, public App Store app — using the same pipeline a paying client would receive.
Honest about its limits
Triage is automated and AI-curated. The report says so explicitly, names every scanner used, and includes refund and credit terms tied to factually contradicted findings.
Evidence over volume
Every urgent finding is anchored to a specific file, line, and CWE classification. The report does not pad with low-signal noise — those findings are summarized in a backlog section with explicit count disclosure.
Faster than a meeting
36 hours from repo access to a 10-page PDF in your inbox. No discovery calls, no scoping back-and-forth, no consultant decking up before the work starts.
A companion 18-page redacted remediation proposal is also available. Surface and Standard tier engagements produce this style of deliverable with per-finding human review.
// Next step
Run this on your codebase — start a Triage.
$500. 60-second intake. PDF in your inbox within 36 hours of repo access.