Your Lovable, Bolt, v0 or Bubble app, taken to production.
The prototype proved the idea. Real users found what it skipped: access rules, integrations, cost and load. We take it the rest of the way, in your accounts.
Why the diagnosis starts with access rules: CVE-2025-48757 records apps generated by an AI builder whose database tables could be read and written without signing in. The record at NVD
What stays yours
The builder held your app. Nothing we do holds it again.
Yours from day one
Code, repositories and cloud accounts are created in your name. We get access, not ownership.
You leave whenever you want
An exit package kept current with every delivery: architecture, how to operate it and the handover of access.
Nothing that locks you in
Standard, open tools only. Your product keeps running without us.
Read how it works
Guides and engineering notes, each with the source behind its figures.
Cost per user, speed and lock-in: how to read each one, and a migration one part at a time.
Questions about taking a prototype to production
How much does the diagnosis cost?
2,400 USD, the price of the discovery week, because it is the discovery week applied to the app you already have. It ends in a written report with one recommendation. A smaller question, such as speed or cost per user, fits the fixed-price audit.
Do you need access to my code?
A link to the app is enough to start. Read access to the repository helps, if there is one: the diagnosis reads the code and the data.
Harden or rebuild: who decides?
You do. The report recommends one path in writing. Harden keeps the stack and closes the holes; rebuild moves to a standard stack built to reach a million users.
Will I be locked in to you instead of the builder?
No. Code, repositories and cloud accounts are created in your name; we get access, not ownership. Every engagement keeps an exit package current.
Why does the diagnosis start with access rules?
Because CVE-2025-48757 records apps generated by an AI builder whose database tables could be read and written without signing in. Access rules are the first thing the diagnosis reads.
Send the app as it is.
A link to the app is enough to start. Read access to the repository helps, if there is one.