AI
AI App Rescue
An app built fast with AI tools is now misbehaving in production. Find out how bad it is — and get it fixed.
Sound familiar?
An app built too fast never announces it's failing; it just breaks trust one incident at a time. The fix alongside is how a rescue actually proceeds — worst fire first.
Bring your versionIt demoed beautifully. Then real users showed up. Maybe a freelancer "vibe-coded" it in a weekend; maybe it was built in-house with AI tools. Either way, your business now depends on software nobody can confidently explain, maintain, or secure.
the codebase audited: what is solid, what is not
the worst fire put out first
tests and documentation added as it stabilizes
an app you can confidently build on again
What you get
- A senior engineer's audit of the application: architecture, security, and code quality, in plain business language.
- A prioritized fix plan with a straight answer on the real question — repair it, or rebuild it.
- The repair or rebuild itself: testing, security fixes, and deployment discipline that make it production-grade.
- A clean handover at the end: source control, documentation, and deployment you own.
Features clients ask for
Mix any of these into the project — or let one of them be the whole project.
What is solid, what is fragile, and what to fix first - in words, not jargon.
The bug costing money or trust gets attention before anything cosmetic.
The screens people wait on made fast, the crashes made history.
Holes closed, secrets rotated, access tightened - before someone else finds them.
A safety net around the fragile parts, so future changes stop breaking things.
The system explained on paper, so no single person is a point of failure again.
Projects that fit here
Borrow one outright — or bring the one you've been sketching on napkins.
Stabilizing the app that falls over every month-end.
Finishing what a departed freelancer started — and documenting it this time.
A security review before customer data rides on software nobody has inspected.
Adding the features the original build never got to, without breaking what works.
Performance triage when "it's slow" starts costing sales.
An audit before you buy — due diligence on software a company you're acquiring depends on.
Your idea here
Start the brainstorm →
Who this is for
For anyone holding software that shipped too fast. The audit is designed to be useful even if the fixes happen elsewhere.
Under the hood
Modern, proven technology
Recognizable tools with real communities behind them — chosen per project for fit, not fashion.
- .NET, Node & PHP codebases
- SQL Server & MySQL
- Git & CI/CD pipelines
- Automated test coverage
- Azure & cloud migrations
- Security review & hardening
- Performance profiling
How engagements run
A proposal in writing
Scope and timeline agreed in writing before the work starts — and any change to the scope agreed the same way.
Direct with the builder
The person you talk to is the person who designs, builds, and stands behind the work. No handoffs.
You own everything
Code, accounts, infrastructure, documentation — full ownership transfers to you. No lock-in, ever.
Next step
Got something in mind?
A website, an app idea, a process eating hours every week — one short brief is enough to find out what it would take.