Technical Debt Evaluator
Diagnose your software's technical debt level with our 20-question assessment. Get a detailed score, risk level, and personalized recommendations.
Technical Debt Evaluator
Answer 20 questions to get your diagnostic
Why Measure Technical Debt
Unmanaged technical debt is the leading cause of slowdowns in development teams. Measuring it is the first step to controlling it.
Objective Visibility
Get a measurable score across 5 key categories. No guesswork, concrete data to prioritize.
Identify Hidden Risks
Discover critical areas that may be slowing your development velocity before they become crises.
Clear Action Plan
Receive prioritized recommendations for each category. Know exactly where to invest effort first.
Communicate With Leadership
Download a professional PDF to present the technical situation to non-technical stakeholders with clear data.
Measure Progress
Repeat the assessment periodically to measure the impact of improvements and keep technical debt under control.
Reduce Risk
Teams with controlled technical debt deploy 3x faster and with fewer production incidents.
Assessment Methodology
Our evaluator analyzes 5 critical dimensions of your software's technical health, based on industry best practices.
5 Categories Evaluated
1. Code Quality
Tests, code reviews, linting, documentation
2. Architecture
Modularity, dependencies, scalability, APIs
3. Testing
Unit, integration, E2E, CI pipeline
4. Deployment
CI/CD, rollback, environment parity, monitoring
5. Team Practices
Knowledge sharing, onboarding, tech radar, refactoring
Scoring System
- 20 questions: 4 questions for each of the 5 categories
- 4 answer levels: Each answer is scored from 1 (critical) to 4 (excellent)
- Score 0-100: Total sum normalized as percentage of maximum possible score
- 4 risk levels: Critical (0-25), High (26-50), Medium (51-75), Low (76-100)
- Personalized recommendations: Each category receives specific recommendations based on its score
Need Help Reducing Your Technical Debt?
Our technical consulting team helps you design a concrete action plan to reduce technical debt progressively, without slowing down new feature development.