Production Readiness ScoreFree

Is Your App Ready to Launch?

25 questions across performance, error handling, security, monitoring, and legal. Get a score and your top 3 gaps with remediation tips.

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0Not done1Partially done2Done but untested3Done and tested4Done, tested, and monitored

Performance

0/5
1.

Page load time under 3 seconds on mobile?

2.

Images are optimized and lazy-loaded?

3.

Database queries are indexed and optimized?

4.

Caching is implemented for frequently accessed data?

5.

CDN configured for static assets?

How to Use the Production Readiness Score

  1. 1Answer 5 security questions — covering your authentication method (JWT, OAuth, sessions), whether HTTPS is enforced on all routes, how secrets are managed (environment variables vs. hardcoded), your CORS configuration (allowed origins), and whether user inputs are validated and sanitized.
  2. 2Answer 4 performance questions — covering your target page load time (under 3 seconds), total JavaScript bundle size (ideally under 200KB), caching strategy (CDN and browser cache headers configured), and whether database queries are indexed and optimized.
  3. 3Answer 3 error handling questions — covering whether you have a global error logging setup (Sentry, LogRocket, or similar), whether users see clear error messages instead of raw stack traces, and whether failed API calls have fallback UI states.
  4. 4Answer 4 deployment questions — covering whether a CI/CD pipeline is configured (GitHub Actions, Vercel, etc.), whether environment variables are separated per stage (dev/staging/production), whether a rollback procedure is documented, and whether uptime monitoring is active.
  5. 5Review your A–F grade — see a full grade breakdown by category (Security, Performance, Error Handling, Deployment), your top 3 weakest areas, and specific remediation steps for each gap. An A or B means launch-ready; C means fixable issues; D or F means not production-ready.