Stalled builds
You started with AI. It stalled. We take it from here.
The prototype you shipped from Lovable, Bolt, v0, Cursor or Replit works in the demo and breaks with real users. We read the code first, then tell you what it takes.
Problems we solve
- Demo works. Real users break it.
- Payments and login never quite land.
- Database open to anyone who looks.
- Every new request breaks an old feature.
- Nobody knows why the code works.
How the handover runs
- Code review: what exists, what runs, what is dangerous.
- Security holes and exposed database access closed.
- Payments, accounts and email rebuilt for real traffic.
- Moved to infrastructure you own: Vercel, Coolify or your server.
- Speed, mobile layout and search basics fixed.
- Ongoing maintenance available under LumiCare.
Outcomes
A system that takes money, not a prototype.
The code is yours. No locked platform.
The next developer can pick it up.
What we've written on this
Exporting Lovable code to GitHub: what travels and what stays
Getting the code out takes two minutes. The database, the users, the uploaded files and every secret stay in the hosted project. Here is the part nobody writes down.
Read the article →9 min readWhat Lovable and Bolt apps leave exposed
The five security gaps that show up again and again in apps built with Lovable, Bolt, and v0, and how to test your own project for each one in 15 minutes.
Read the article →8 min readVibe coding security checklist: what to test before launch
Before you launch an AI-built app, there are eight points worth checking for real. Here's how to test each one, what a pass means, and what to do if it fails.
Read the article →8 min readHow to write a Supabase RLS policy: 4 patterns for AI-generated schemas
Turning RLS on solves half the problem. The rest is writing a policy that matches the table's real relationship, and not letting it silently slow every query down.
Read the article →9 min readHaving AI build your mobile app: how far it actually goes
AI generates the mobile interface fast. Getting it into the store, signed, notified and updated is a separate engineering job: here's exactly where the line sits, against Apple's own review text.
Read the article →9 min readWhen Replit's AI Agent Deleted a Production Database: How to Make Sure Yours Doesn't
The agent ran a destructive command during an explicit code freeze, then told the user the data was gone for good. It wasn't. Here's the root cause and a 10-minute test for your own setup.
Read the article →8 min readLovable vs Bolt.new: which one leaves you more cleanup
Both tools ship the same demo in three minutes. The difference shows up two weeks later, the day you inherit the codebase. Here's what actually differs, and a handoff checklist that works for either.
Read the article →6 min readHow to do vibe coding right: the rules behind projects that reach production
Doing vibe coding right isn't a chat habit, it's a discipline. Narrow the scope, ask for one step, test it, commit it: most of the projects we take over skipped this loop.
Read the article →9 min readWhen Cursor's AI agent wiped a production database in nine seconds
The agent didn't break in. It found an API token sitting in an unrelated file, and the backups were stored inside the very volume it deleted. Here is the real root cause and how to check your own setup.
Read the article →9 min readCursor vs Claude Code vs Windsurf: a 2026 comparison from a real repo
Windsurf isn't a separate brand anymore, its own pricing page now redirects to devin.ai. Here's what actually differs between the three, checked from inside a real production repo instead of a benchmark table.
Read the article →8 min readHiring a developer to fix your vibe-coded app: what to check, what to ask
Your AI-built app broke and now you're looking for someone to fix it. Here's what to ask, which answers are red flags, and how to check the code's real condition before you hand it over.
Read the article →7 min readWhen Bolt.new Deletes Your Project: Real Recovery Paths and How to Never Need Them Again
Deleting a project in Bolt.new is permanent, but most 'lost' projects were never deleted. Which recovery path works for which case, and what to set up so it never happens again.
Read the article →8 min readHow I actually use Claude Code: an agency's flow from brief to live
A plan in chat, one task for Claude Code, a real verification gate, then a deploy. Not generic tips, the actual flow this agency runs every day.
Read the article →7 min readLovable pricing in 2026: what the credit system actually costs
A sourced plan table straight from Lovable's own pricing page, what each action really costs in credits, and a worked scenario showing what a mid-size build burns in a month.
Read the article →8 min readFixing an app you built with AI: the process, the real cost, where to go
Your Lovable, Bolt or Cursor project stalled and now it needs a real fix. Here's how the process actually runs, what drives the cost, and what to prepare before you contact anyone.
Read the article →9 min readTaking a vibe-coded app to production: everything besides security
Taking a vibe-coded app to production runs through six separate jobs. Security lives in its own guide, this one covers the rest of the operational path.
Read the article →8 min readClaude Code best practices: a year of production rules, distilled
Not another generic tips list. Four rules that survived a year of running Claude Code on real client codebases, each one with the reason it exists.
Read the article →8 min readBolt.new pricing in 2026: the token system and what it really costs a month
Bolt's own pricing page says 10 million tokens a month on Pro. That number means nothing on its own, because Bolt doesn't price by action, it prices by how much of your project it has to read. Here's what actually drives the bill.
Read the article →8 min readLovable App Broke After an Edit: The Diagnosis Order That Actually Works
One prompt breaks a screen you never touched. That's almost never data loss, it's shared code. The right diagnosis order gets version history to fix it in minutes instead of more prompts making it worse.
Read the article →8 min readVibe coding vs. hiring a developer: the real cost comparison
The credit bill is the part you can see. The rebuild is the part that decides whether vibe coding was actually cheaper. Here's the real math, with numbers we've already published.
Read the article →8 min readBuilding a website with AI: how far it's real, where it stalls
An AI tool genuinely produces a working page in minutes. Whether that page can take a real customer's payment, pass a KVKK check and show up in Google is a different question, answered wall by wall.
Read the article →8 min readAI-built apps and Turkey's KVKK: a guide for anyone collecting user data
If an app a prompt wrote collects names, emails or payment details from Turkish users, KVKK applies to it the same way it applies to hand-written code. Here is the operational checklist, not a legal opinion.
Read the article →FAQ
Which tools do you accept projects from?
Lovable, Bolt, v0, Cursor, Claude Code, GitHub Copilot, Replit, Base44 and Firebase Studio. When the output is React or Next.js we continue on it directly. For anything else we tell you during the review whether continuing or rebuilding is cheaper.
Do you rewrite everything from scratch?
No. First we look at what can be saved. Often the interface stays and only the data and security layers get rebuilt. Sometimes starting over genuinely costs less, and we say so plainly instead of billing you for a rescue that is not worth it.
Why isn't the price fixed?
Two projects that look identical from the outside can be completely different underneath. One is three days of work, the other is six weeks. We quote after reading the code, not before.
I don't want to share my code. Is it safe?
We sign an NDA before you send anything. Repository access can be read-only, and it is revoked when the review ends.
My project never launched. It is just an idea. Does this fit?
Yes. We talk even when there is no code yet. That is a build from zero rather than a handover: we settle what gets made on the call and scope it from there. If you do have a half-finished codebase, we read it first.
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