An AI coding tool can get you to a demo in a weekend. It can also leave auth optional, secrets in the client, and a database no one can migrate.
Every rescue starts with an audit. We read the code, the data model, and how auth and payments actually behave. You get a written list of what is unsafe, what is merely messy, and what can stay.
We fix security, data, and payments first. We rebuild only the parts that cannot be saved. The tool that produced the prototype — Lovable, Bolt, Cursor, Replit, or v0 — matters less than what the code does now.
You keep the repository. We add tests around the paths that move money or personal data, then deployment, monitoring, and backups, plus docs your team can follow.
Care plans are available after launch: monitoring, fixes, and small improvements every month. Or we hand over documentation so your team can take it from there.
A good fit when
- A prototype is about to meet real users, or already has.
- Login, billing, or data exports make you nervous.
- You want an honest keep-or-rebuild list, not a pitch to start over.
Questions
Can you fix an app I built with Lovable, Bolt, Cursor, or Replit?
Yes. We start with an audit, then fix security, data, and payments first, and only rebuild what cannot be saved.
Do you throw the generated code away?
Only when it cannot be made safe. Most rescues keep a large part of the app and replace the parts that will fail in production.