A free review of a quote.
Got a quote for an app, a website or a system? Send it. I read what's actually included, who owns the code afterwards and what it costs once the project is done. You get a written answer within two working days, from someone who gains nothing from your choice.
What I look at
What usually decides it.
What's included
What the quote actually promises, what it doesn't mention, and where extras usually appear.
Time and price
Whether the scope and the timeline fit together, and whether the price is reasonable for what's described.
Who owns the code
Whether the code becomes yours once it's paid for, and whether you can take it to someone else.
The cost afterwards
Hosting, licences, support, and what a change costs once the project is delivered.
Lock-in
Platforms, tools or contracts that make it expensive to switch supplier later.
Questions to ask
What's missing and worth getting an answer to before you sign.
How it works
Three steps, no meeting.
- 1
Send a link
To the website, app, prototype, code or quote — and a sentence about what you're wondering.
- 2
I go through it
On my own, without you having to demo anything in a meeting. If I need access to something, I ask first.
- 3
You get a written answer
Within two working days: what holds up, what doesn't, and what I would do first.
From a client
Daniel Hjortvall
★★★★★
“I have had the privilege of working with Ketryon for several years, and my experience has been consistently excellent. Their professionalism, reliability, and dedication to delivering high-quality results have made them a trusted partner. Ketryon combines strong expertise with a solution-oriented approach, which has greatly contributed to the success of our projects. I highly value their commitment, responsiveness, and ability to adapt to our needs. I can warmly recommend Ketryon to any organization looking for a dependable and competent partner.”Does it cost anything?
No. The review is free, and you don't have to buy anything afterwards.
How quickly do I hear back?
Within two working days of receiving the link.
Who does the review?
Kenny Tran, the developer who runs Ketryon. Not a salesperson and not a tool.
What happens next?
Nothing, unless you want it to. If you'd like someone to do what the answer says, the subscription is there — but the answer should be usable without it.
Free
A written review of your app
Send a link to your app or prototype and what you're wondering about. You get a written review back: what holds up, what doesn't, and what I would do first.
An answer within two working days. It costs nothing and commits you to nothing.
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Website
load time · on a phone · visibility in google · what the visitor should do
Read more →App
the first minute · crashes and errors · on an older phone · ratings and reviews
Read more →Prototype
where the data lives · sign-in · keys in the code · more than you
Read more →Code
structure · tests · dependencies · secrets and permissions
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