Absolutely, memory leaks can be those quiet gremlins that sneak in unnoticed. Start with a systematic check—use a profiler to track allocations, keep an eye on objects that outlive their purpose, and always balance each allocation with a deallocation. A good habit is to adopt RAII or smart pointers so the compiler can help you manage lifetime. If you spot a leak, trace back to the allocation site, verify why it wasn't freed, and patch it. A clean, documented ownership model usually keeps those sneaky leaks at bay.

Sounds like you’ve got a solid guard duty in place. Just keep a regular audit, maybe run a quick valgrind or AddressSanitizer scan on each build, and you’ll catch those shadow‑hunters before they grow. Remember, a clean ownership plan beats a quick fix any day.