AI App Rescue for apps built with Lovable, Bolt, Replit or Cursor

For founders and small teams whose app breaks at launch or with real users.

I find why the app breaks, fix the issues we agree on, test the key flows and help you launch.

You leave with

Tested fixes in your repository

A diagnosis: what breaks, why, and what to fix first.
Fixes for the agreed issues, as pull requests in your repository.
Key flows checked before and after: sign-in, payments, data.
Release and rollback notes, and the risks that remain.

Sound familiar?

Each AI fix breaks another feature.
Sign-in, payments, integrations or saving data don’t work.
It works in the demo, but the launch is stuck.
You’re not sure the architecture holds or needs a rewrite.

How it works

Describe the problemWhat happens, and what the app has to do.
Paid diagnosticA fixed, limited check of the issue and the code.
Agreed scope and priceThe list of fixes, agreed before work starts.
Tested resultFixes in your repository, checked on key flows.

A rewrite only if the diagnostic shows it’s needed.

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Apps built with AI tools often work in a demo and fail at the edges: sign-in, payments, permissions, saved data, integrations. The fix is rarely a rewrite. It is finding the cause, fixing it in the code, and checking that nothing else broke.

What I work on

Web apps on React, Next.js and TypeScript, with Node.js APIs and PostgreSQL.
Apps built in Lovable, Bolt, Replit or Cursor, kept in your repository.
Sign-in, roles, payments, integrations and data that does not save.
Environments, deployment and the path from prototype to production.

Not included

An open-ended backlog or a new product.
Redesign.
24/7 support.
Security certification or a penetration test.
Native mobile apps without a separate estimate.

Questions I am asked

Do I have to leave Lovable or Replit?

No. A move is an option only if the diagnostic shows it is needed.

What if nothing critical is wrong?

You get that in writing, with what was checked and what was not.

What do you need to start?

A short description of the problem, what the app has to do, and access to the code.

Discuss your app

Scope, fees and timing agreed in writing before work starts.