Code Rescue

AI App Rescue Service.

Rescue AI-built apps with security fixes, auth hardening, database cleanup, deployment repair, observability, and production handover.

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01_Search Intent Covered

Fix a broken AI-generated app

Secure a Lovable or Bolt app

Prepare an AI-built MVP for launch

02_What Gets Fixed

Exposed secrets, weak auth, unsafe CORS, and database access issues are audited and fixed.

The app is redeployed with environment separation, logs, error monitoring, and a handover report.

Critical user flows are stabilized so customers can use the product beyond the demo.

Audit exposed keys, open endpoints, missing auth middleware, weak CORS, and unsafe data access.

Fix authentication, input validation, database rules, indexes, and query performance.

Add error handling, logging, Sentry or equivalent observability, and basic regression checks.

Clean redeploy with environment separation, monitoring, and production-grade documentation.

03_FAQ

Can you fix an app built with Lovable, Bolt, Cursor, or v0?

Yes. I audit the generated code, identify security and deployment risks, fix the critical paths, and prepare the app for production use.

Do you need access to the repo?

A repository or deploy preview is usually needed for an accurate rescue sprint. Access should be least-privilege and temporary.

What usually breaks in AI-built apps?

Common issues include exposed API keys, missing auth checks, weak database rules, fragile deployment config, poor error handling, and unfinished edge cases.

04_Schedule This Sprint

Pick a discovery slot and share the product link, repo context, or launch blocker. I'll confirm whether this sprint is the right fit.

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