Guides
These are written so you can act on them without hiring anyone. Several of them will tell you that you don't have a problem, which is a legitimate outcome and the most common one.
What It Costs to Fix a Vibe-Coded App
Published prices in this market run from $20 to $50,000 for work described in almost identical language. Here is what each price point actually buys, with every figure sourced.
Read the guide →Production Readiness Checklist for AI-Built Apps
Thirty checks across six categories, each with a way to verify it yourself. Written so you can work through it without hiring anyone.
Read the guide →Is My Supabase App Actually Exposed? Check It in Five Minutes
The most repeated warning about vibe-coded apps is wrong. Here is what actually matters, and how to test it yourself right now — most people find they are fine.
Read the guide →Fix It or Rebuild It? A Decision Framework
Rebuilding is the most expensive recommendation a vendor can make, which is why so many make it. A framework for deciding honestly, including when the answer is to do nothing.
Read the guide →How to Vet an Engineer When You Can't Read Code
Six questions that separate people who understand your codebase from people who generated it and never read it. They work on any vendor, including us.
Read the guide →Not sure how bad it is? That's the normal starting point.
Tell us what you built and what's worrying you. If the honest answer is that you don't need us, we'll say so.