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AI-built app repair and launch support
The screens exist. Make the critical journeys work.
These are illustrative workflow designs, not completed client cases or a complete service list. Other development, takeover, integration and maintenance needs are welcome. Scope, fees and timing are agreed per project.
When is this worth doing?
For an app with a real business use, an accountable owner and accessible source code: logins fail, paid users lack access, or flows only work for the owner. Start with one blocked journey, a reproducible issue and agreed checks before scoping the takeover.
Choose the right approach first
Check platform settings and support first. Where code changes are needed, preserve working parts and repair blocked user journeys. Compare refactoring, migration and rebuilding only when structure, access or maintenance costs justify it.
Try the workflow
The screens exist. Make the critical journeys work.
This is a handover preparation checklist, not an automated scan or security certification. Selecting an item means you have prepared it; the actual system still needs inspection and testing.
Some preparation items remain. We can discuss what is missing before scheduling a review.
A focused first delivery
- Reproduce a critical issue and confirm code, account, data and deployment access.
- Repair in a test environment and add regression tests for success and failure cases.
- Plan release after agreeing backups, rollback and handover notes.
Agree how to verify the work
Depending on the issue, test different roles, successful and cancelled payments, duplicate events, expired sessions and redeployment. Keep reproduction steps and results for each fix. Agreed tests are not a complete security audit; that requires separate scope.
Cost, timing and what to prepare
Start with the public URL, reproduction steps, platform and desired outcome. Do not put passwords, API keys or customer data in the enquiry form; arrange suitable access after agreeing the engagement. Effort depends on code structure, reproducibility and integrations, so repair hours cannot be fixed before review.
Pricing and engagement