No-code to production
The AI builder got you to 80%. Payments and auth are the rest.
A preview URL is not production. If Stripe shows a charge and your app has no order, or login works until someone refreshes, that is a system problem — not a better prompt. Send the live app. Written keep / fix / rebuild in 48 hours. Free. Yours to keep.
Signs
This is the 20% that usually broke
- Checkout succeeds. No row in the database
- Webhooks unsigned, retried, or pointed at localhost
- Auth tokens that die on refresh or on a second device
- Secrets in the client bundle
- It works on the preview URL and dies on the custom domain
- The freelancer who wrapped the AI output stopped replying
What happens next
Keep, fix, or rebuild — in writing
Free 48-hour audit
A URL is enough to start. You do not need the old repo. The report is yours whether or not you hire us.
Repair, if the bones are sound
We quote the repair as one fixed scope after the audit. No open-ended hours.
Rebuild, if they are not
Starter MVP at $3,999 when the first version still fits one paying flow. Larger rebuilds are quoted.
Tool-specific traces
Lovable, Bolt, v0, Cursor, Replit and Base44 each fail in characteristic ways. The rescue pages name them.
Honest limit
Sometimes the builder was the right tool
If the product is a landing page, a waitlist, or an internal mock, stay on the builder. We say that on the call. We get paid to repair the ones that took real money and then failed.
Questions, answered
Do I need to hand over the Lovable or Bolt project?
A live URL is enough to start the audit. Access helps the repair. We will say what we can see from the outside.
Will you rewrite everything?
Only if the audit says rebuild. Keep and fix are the default when the data model and payments can be saved.
What does the repair cost?
Quoted after the free audit. Fixed, in writing, before any repair code. The audit itself is free.