Private Diversum Audit

Request a Private Diversum Audit

Get a voluntary, permission-bounded review of a repo, product, or sector position before you publish, fund, reposition, or build further.

Email intake details See public radar

Paid pilot

3-5 paid pilot slots

For early private audits, Diversum is scoping a small number of paid pilots. Each audit is evidence-grounded, private by default, and shaped around the permission boundaries you set.

Request source: direct-or-referral

Voluntary Scoped Evidence-backed Not published without permission

Who it is for

Useful when position matters.

Private audits are for people who need a clear read on convergence, differentiation, and the next move without turning their work into a public scorecard.

AI tool builders

Check whether your product is following the sector default, opening a real edge, or drifting into a crowded pattern.

OSS maintainers

Understand how your repository reads relative to nearby projects, with evidence you can inspect and correct.

Devtool teams

Map the defaults forming around a tool category before you commit roadmap, positioning, or integration work.

Investors/operators

Use sector-level evidence to separate crowded convergence from durable differentiation before making a decision.

What you get

A private report built from observable evidence.

The audit translates public evidence into a practical map of where a repo, product, or sector position sits today.

01private report
02convergence map
03differentiation analysis
04evidence appendix
05next-move recommendations

Intake

Send the minimum details needed to scope the audit.

Requests start by email so source, fit, scope, and permission boundaries are explicit before work begins. The email link pre-fills the fields Diversum needs for scoping.

Include these fields

  • Source: direct-or-referral
  • Repo/product URL
  • Sector
  • Buyer type
  • Decision being made
  • Likely scope: repo audit, sector map, diligence, or other
  • Goal
  • Deadline
  • Permission boundaries
Open email request

What happens after you send it

  1. 1
    Scoping email

    You send the fields above. The email link pre-fills the format Diversum needs.

  2. 2
    Diversum reviews fit and permissions

    We confirm the audit is a good fit, agree on scope, and lock in the permission boundaries you set.

  3. 3
    Invoice after scoping, then audit kickoff

    Payment is handled by invoice after scoping. Pilot pricing is not published here, and fixed packages are not offered on this page.

Private audits are voluntary, scoped, and not published without permission.

Mail client fallback

Copy this request template if the email link does not open.

Send it to hello@diversum.dev. It includes the source label and the minimum details needed to scope the audit.

Source: direct-or-referral
Repo/product URL:
Sector:
Buyer type:
Decision being made:
Likely scope (repo audit / sector map / diligence / other):
Goal:
Deadline:
Permission boundaries: