Uncover the risks hiding beneath the code before they become your problem.
Luma Commons offers technical due diligence for investors, acquirers, founders, and boards making decisions based on how solid an iOS product really is. We check how the app is built, how well it can grow, and where the risks are hiding, then give you a clear, easy-to-read report. Know exactly what you're getting into before you commit.
What's included
We look at how the app is actually built underneath, not just whether it works today, but whether it can handle 10x more users without falling apart.
Every app has shortcuts and unfinished work hiding in it. We put a real number on what it will cost, in time and money, to clean it up after the deal.
As part of every technical due diligence engagement, we check how user data, logins, and outside services are protected, and flag anything that could turn into a breach later.
We check whether the app has actually been tested properly, or just looks tested on paper, a difference that shows up fast once new engineers touch the code.
We find out which parts of the app only one person understands. If that person leaves after the deal, this is where things quietly break.
Most reports stop at listing problems. Ours ranks them by what actually threatens the deal, so your board or investors know exactly what to act on, delivered in 5 business days.
How it works
We start with a short call to understand what's driving the decision, whether it's funding, acquisition, or a board review, and get access to the codebase and key documents.
Our team runs a full technical due diligence review, going through the actual code, architecture, and security setup.
We talk to the engineers or the application development services partner behind the product, so findings reflect how the app really works, not just what it looks like on paper.
Every finding is ranked by how much it actually matters to your decision, delivered in plain English within 5 business days, ready for your board or investors.
Is this right for you?
Investors & acquirers
You're about to put money into an iOS product and want to know what you're really taking on, not just what the pitch deck says.
Founders preparing to raise
A solid technical due diligence report builds investor confidence upfront, instead of leaving them to find issues on their own.
New CTOs & engineering leads
You've just inherited a codebase and need an honest, outside view of what you're working with before you're accountable for it.
PE firms & boards
Before signing off on a deal or exit, you need a clear answer on technical risk, in plain terms your whole board can understand.
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