Managed · verified · delivered
Software work,
managed end to end.
You describe the outcome. We lock the scope, do the work, check the evidence and return a clear delivery pack.
Start with one focused job. Larger work is scoped and quoted before payment or access.
Why this exists
Software work should arrive with more than a confident explanation. It should arrive with a clear scope, a reviewable change and evidence that was actually run.
CodeVolt manages the delivery process so you do not have to coordinate another development queue.
When a request is unclear, unsafe or larger than agreed, we stop and tell you rather than quietly expanding the work.
What the starting job gets
- A written review of the change you sent
- A written look at one file, one login or one webhook, security included
- Or one file actually changed — the bug, the missing check, the test that should have been there — sent back as a patch
- A note on what we refused to change, and test evidence we could run
- A progress note if we are still working at four hours
What the starting job does not get
- Renaming or moving files
- Extra files
- A land onto your live repo or host
- A second change
- A retainer or a workshop
- A whole-repo or estate audit
- A pentest
Who we are
CodeVolt is a small software-delivery desk. You name the outcome. We define the job, complete the agreed work and independently check the evidence before delivery.
What we deliver
- Repository health and risk baselines
- Bounded fixes with regression evidence
- Release-readiness decisions with stated limitations
- Agreed ongoing care for one important repository
- Website design, build and optional ongoing management
What we will not do for the starting job
- Rename or move files
- Wander the repo
- A whole-estate audit
- A pentest
- A live deploy
- A meeting
How we work
Describe the job first. We review it against the door. You pay only if it fits. If we are still on it at four hours, you get a written progress note. Access is a sanitised copy or one repo invite, after payment.
What we can take on next
Ongoing cover for one repo on a 3, 6 or 12 month plan. Quoted work when you need extra files, the change landed, or a deploy. Same desk: review, assessment, a security look, a fix, and a check of the evidence we could actually run.
What we do not pretend
We do not sell a model name. We do not invent test results. We do not start a job that does not fit the door.
Start with the outcome you need
Five controlled delivery lanes, from a one-off assessment to ongoing repository care and website build.
Repository Baseline
What is healthy, what is uncertain and what should be fixed first.
Verified Fix
A bounded defect diagnosed, fixed, tested and returned as a reviewable change.
Release Readiness Check
A written ready, ready-with-warnings or not-ready decision tied to evidence.
Managed Repository Care
Ongoing maintenance and exception-led reporting for one important repository.
Website Build and Management
A new or rebuilt website designed, built and delivered to agreed scope, with an optional ongoing management plan.
Cyber & Technical Security Consultancy
Senior security support for tailored policies and standards, coherent document sets, assurance and project work.
How it works
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Describe the job
Tell us what you want looked at, or which file to change. We review it, or we change that file and send the patch.
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We review it
We check it fits the door. If it is too big, we stop you before PayPal.
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You pay only if it fits
Then we do this job. A written review and assessment or a one-file patch, plus the test evidence we could actually run, and a note on what we refused to change. If we are still working at four hours, you get a progress note first.
Not a retainer. Not a workshop.
You hear from us while we work
The clock starts when we lock the job. If we finish before four hours, you get the delivery pack. That is the update.
If the job is still open at four hours, you get a written progress note: the job we locked, what is done, what is next, anything we are waiting on, and what we refused to touch. Not a meeting. Not a chat.
Quoted work gets the same note every four hours until we deliver or stop.
How you give access
After you pay, send a sanitised copy of the repo: a zip, or a private throwaway repo that holds only what the job needs. Strip secrets, keys, and customer data first.
That is enough. We work on the copy and send you the written review and assessment or the one-file patch, the test evidence we could actually run, and a note on what we refused to change.
Do not send org admin access, a personal access token, SSH keys, or the live company GitHub.
If you would rather add a collaborator on the real repo, say so on the form after you pay. We will send the GitHub account to invite. Write on that one repo is enough. Revoke it when the job is done.
Introductory
A focused way to try the desk
A single bounded check or one-file job starts from £5. Managed delivery work is scoped and quoted.
Describe the outcome first. Payment and access come only after the job is accepted.
Want more? Ask for a quote. Email rook@codevolt.co.uk.
Not a retainer. Not a workshop.
PayPal is used only after we review the request as in-scope. Choose goods and services, not friends and family.
If the ask is too big
We catch this before PayPal when we can. Whole-repo audits and pentests are a quote. If what you sent is more than one check or one file, we will not start it as the starting job.
A refund is the edge case after a mistaken payment: name the one job and we do that on the payment already made. Or ask for a quote. Or we refund the £5 and stop.
Need a managed delivery service?
The small starting job is a low-risk way to try CodeVolt. It is not the limit of the service.
Repository Baseline and Verified Fix are available now. Release Readiness, Managed Repository Care and Website Build and Management begin as controlled pilots.
Read the services, boundaries and delivery evidence, then send the outcome you need. We confirm scope before payment or access.
Request
Describe the job by email
The website does not collect or store requests. Send a short, non-confidential description by email. We review scope before payment or access.