The problems we see in almost every rescue.
Lovable and Bolt are brilliant for getting to a working prototype. They usually generate a React single-page app, often on Supabase, and the gaps tend to be the same: logic that breaks when you change one thing, data that is not properly protected, and an app search engines cannot read.
What a rescue covers. Nothing you don't.
Scoped after a look at your code. Most rescues include some or all of:
Fixed scope after a free 30-minute call.
Share your repo or a walkthrough of the app, tell us what launch means for you, and we will come back with a clear list of what needs fixing and a fixed price to do it. We sign an NDA before any code access.
Book a free rescue callFrom fix loop to launch.
Give us access to the repo (or export it from Lovable or Bolt) and walk us through what the app does and what is going wrong.
We review the code, data access and deployment, and list what is critical before launch, what can follow soon after, and what can wait.
Root-cause bug fixes, security first, then structure, SEO and deployment. You see progress in the repo as we go.
We deploy it properly and hand back a codebase you can keep extending, with or without AI tools.
Let's build something worth shipping.
Most projects start with a 30-minute call. No pitch deck - just your problem and whether we can help.
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Can you fix an app built in Lovable or Bolt?
Yes. Both can export or sync your project to GitHub, which gives us the full codebase. From there we work in the code directly, so you are no longer limited by what the AI tool can do.
Will I be able to keep using Lovable or Bolt afterwards?
Often yes, if the project stays synced to the same repo. We will tell you which changes are safe to keep making with AI and which parts are better edited by hand.
Do you rebuild the app from scratch?
Rarely. Most AI-built apps have a sound core and specific weak spots. We fix and refactor those, which is faster and cheaper than a rewrite. If a rewrite really is the better option, we will say so and explain why.
My Supabase data might be exposed. What should I do?
Check whether row-level security is enabled on every table that holds user data, and make sure no service keys are in your frontend code. If you are unsure, that is the first thing we review in a rescue.
Do you work with Cursor, v0 or Replit apps too?
Yes. The same rescue applies to apps built with Cursor, v0, Replit, GitHub Copilot or a mix. The underlying stack matters more than the tool that wrote it.
How long does a rescue take?
The diagnosis usually takes a few days. Fixes typically run one to four weeks depending on what we find and how much you want covered before launch.