“Fixing one bug creates two more”
Usually behind itLogic copied into many files, and no tests to show what a change breaks.
You reached a working prototype in days. We find the security holes, fragile code and hosting shortcuts that will hurt you at launch, fix them in order of risk, and leave the app easier to keep building.
Prompt-built
Cleaned
What founders tell us before a cleanup, and what we usually find behind it.
Usually behind itLogic copied into many files, and no tests to show what a change breaks.
Usually behind itNo project rules for the AI, and nothing that fails when it edits the wrong file.
Usually behind itSecret keys in front-end code, and database rules left open.
Usually behind itQueries that load everything, one by one, with no caching.
Usually behind itOne huge file with no structure a new developer can follow.
Usually behind itNo record of how data, logins and access are protected.
Recognise two or more? A Code Health Check shows which of these your app has, and what fixing each one costs.
Get a Code Health CheckAI builders and editors
The backends they tend to create
Every cleanup starts from the same list, so nothing that matters at launch is left to chance.
const key = "sk_live_51Hx…"fetch(api + "?key=" + key)const key = process.env.STRIPE_KEY// read on the server onlyalter table orders disable row level security;alter table orders enable row level security;create policy "own orders" on orders using (auth.uid() = user_id);Dashboard.tsx 1,412 linesfeatures/orders/OrderList.tsxfeatures/orders/useOrders.tsshared/formatPrice.tsawait charge(cart) // hope it workstry { await charge(cart) }catch (e) { report(e); showRetry() }// checkout.test.ts ✓ 12 passedfor (const o of orders) o.user = await getUser(o.userId)const users = await getUsers(ids)// 1 query instead of 200git push → live sitepull request → tests→ preview → staging→ live, with a rollbackThe health check ends with one document you can read in ten minutes and act on the same day.
Security, data, structure, reliability, speed and hosting, each with a grade and the reason for it.
What could happen to your business, how likely it is, and what to fix first.
The work in order of risk, with the time each step takes, so you can plan the budget.
Even if you fix it with someone else, the report is yours.
Launch riskHighLowhigh at the health check, low after the cleanup
Top risks
Our work moves on the top lane. Your app, on the bottom lane, never goes down.
Our work
A full review of the code, data and hosting, and the report. No code changes yet.
You get: The report
Critical security and crash fixes, released first.
You get: First fixes live
Small changes, each one tested, while the app stays live.
You get: Weekly releases
CI/CD, documentation and a walkthrough call with your team.
You get: The handover
Your app
Live the whole timeFixes ship in small, reversible releases
Dashed items are typical, and confirmed for your app in the health check.
Every cleanup starts with stage 1. The health check is a small, fixed step, and you decide what happens after it.
Get a Code Health CheckEach package includes the one before it, so nothing you pay for is repeated.
The report and the fix plan on their own. Fix it with us, with your own team, or not at all.
The health check, then stages 2 to 4, until the app is ready for paying customers.
The full cleanup, then a monthly plan that keeps the app healthy as it grows.
You don’t have to stop using AI tools after the cleanup. We leave the repo set up so they help instead of undo.
AGENTS.md and .cursorrules tell Cursor, Claude Code or Lovable how this app is built, so new prompts follow the same patterns.
One style, checked automatically, so generated code looks like the code around it.
The flows that earn money are tested each time anything changes.
Every change gets its own link to click through before it goes live.
“How this app is organised”, written for the next developer, or the next prompt.
Shipping software since 2016. We fix what AI tools started, without starting over.
Rewrites only when the report shows a rewrite is cheaper than fixing what you have.
Every risk explained without jargon, with what it could cost your business.
Stop after the health check if you want. The report is still yours to use.
We work in your GitHub, hosting and database, never in copies we control.
What founders ask before they send us an app. Anything else, ask in your request.
+91 97123 07570Mon–Fri, 9:30 AM – 7:00 PM ISTAlmost never. We keep what works and fix the rest in small steps. A rewrite is only suggested when the health check shows it would cost less than fixing, and the report explains why.
Yes. We leave rules files for your AI tools, tests and a short guide to how the app is organised, so new prompts build on the clean structure instead of undoing it. When a prompt does break something, the tests catch it before your users do.
Read access to your code repository, plus a view of your hosting and database settings. The health check changes nothing, and you can remove our access as soon as the work ends.
No. Changes are tested on a separate copy first and released in small steps, each with a way to roll back. If a fix ever needs a short maintenance window, we agree the time with you in advance.
Yes, it is written for you. Each risk says what could happen to your business, how likely it is and what fixing it costs. A technical appendix is there for any developer you work with.
Yes. We are happy to sign yours, or to send ours, before you share any code.
Then the report says so, with the numbers behind it. You decide what happens next: a rewrite with us, with someone else, or not at all. The report is yours either way.
A link and a few lines are enough. We read the app before we reply, so the first answer is already useful.
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