Unstoppable Skills

Audits the design, shows you two or three directions, then applies the one you pick.

• Audits type scale, spacing, colour tokens and contrast, and opens the app at phone width.
• Builds two or three real mockups you click through, and waits for your pick.
• Applies it, builds the empty and error states, and hands back before and after shots.

Turns a paragraph about your business into a page that is live and taking enquiries.

• Reads your paragraph, then asks the few questions that stop the page making claims you cannot back.
• Shows you two or three directions, builds the one you pick, and wires the form to a free service.
• Adds the social image, the sitemap, deploys it, and runs the launch check against the live URL.

Eight focused reviewers go through your work, then one line: go, or no-go.

• Dispatches eight reviewers: hygiene, security, accessibility, performance, tests, dependencies, error handling, docs.
• Checks every finding against your actual code before it repeats it to you.
• Ranks what is left by what really goes wrong, fixes the worst, and ends in a written verdict.

Stops the guess-and-retry loop and finds the cause before it changes a line.

• Reproduces the bug, reads the whole error, and cuts the case down until one piece is left.
• Names the cause in one sentence you can understand, and points at the exact line.
• Fixes it, writes the test that would have caught it, and shows you both runs.

The security review you can commission without being able to read the code.

• Nine checks: secrets, injection, sign-in, access, validation, dependencies, headers, rate limits, exposure.
• Covers prompt injection on anything with AI in it, and searches your git history for keys you thought you removed.
• Fixes with a test per fix, mapped to the OWASP Top 10, ending in a PASS for a named audience.

Proves the thing works for a real person, on a real phone.

• Names your critical paths, the few things that make the product worthless if they break, and tests each one.
• Drives a real browser at desktop width and at 390 pixels, and captures the screenshots.
• Checks empty, loading, error and success on every screen, then says ship or do not ship.

The twelve things people forget the day before they launch.

• Domain, HTTPS, SEO basics, social preview, sitemap, analytics and the legal pages.
• Forms that actually arrive, and SPF, DKIM and DMARC so your mail does not land in spam.
• Backups with a tested restore, monitoring, and a one-page runbook for you in six months.

Keeps you from losing or leaking the records your business runs on.

• Append-only migrations, so a change to how data is stored never takes records with it.
• A real restore drill, because a backup nobody has ever restored is a rumour.
• Per-action approval on anything that writes to the live database, in plain words, before it runs.

Makes every word sound like you, not like software.

• Plain words, no hype, and one call to action per screen instead of four equal buttons.
• One name per thing everywhere, including the code, the screens and the emails.
• Error messages that say what to do next, and link text that still makes sense read aloud.

A name check, a palette, type, a mark, and the files a website actually needs.

• Checks the name against domains, business registries and social handles before you fall in love with it.
• Builds a palette with every contrast pair measured, and a type pairing that is free to use commercially.
• Writes the image-model prompt for the mark, then the favicon, the social image and a tokens file.

From an idea to a deployed app with sign-in, a database, and one thing that works.

• Scopes you to one feature and writes everything else on a later list you can see.
• Deploys an empty app first, so deployment is never what breaks at the end, then adds sign-in and the database.
• Finishes by running ship-review, so you know whether it is safe to show anyone.