Priced before you pay. No call.
Tell us what’s broken, in plain English. Within 12 hours a named engineer checks your repo against the six ways AI-built apps fail, walks you through what he found in a five-minute video, and puts a fixed price on every finding. Buy the fixes you want with one click. If it’s not right, you don’t pay.
“Every time I fix one thing, two more break.”
“It keeps telling me it’s fixed. It isn’t.”
“I don’t even know what question to ask.”
If that’s where you are, you’re in the right place.
Row-level security is a database policy, not code. An exposed key is a configuration decision. A missing webhook signature is an absence, not an error. The model pattern-matches on the code it can see — so it keeps telling you it’s fixed, because from where it’s standing, it is.
No amount of prompting was going to close these. This was never a skill problem.
Your app isn’t uniquely broken. It’s broken in a small number of known ways — which means it can be diagnosed, bounded, and priced. Not rebuilt.
Finds problems and leaves.
Fixes one thing and leaves.
Stops the next AI session from quietly undoing it.
Every ticket here ships all three.
| Free | The diagnosis. Six points checked, findings ranked, a fixed price on each, the video. |
| $250 | One fix, tested. |
| $650 | Two to three faults, usually including one security finding. |
| $1,200 | Every finding in your diagnosis, tests on the critical paths, a full plain-English report. |
Prices are fixed before work starts. The diagnosis report is your quote — you will never be asked to get on a call.
Six engineer-hours is about eight weeks of your evenings.
We reproduce the fault before we quote it. We ship a test you can run yourself. If you don’t think the fix is right, say so and we return your money — no forms, no call, no explanation needed. If the same fault comes back within 30 days, we fix it again free.
Senior-track CS students from [School]’s hacker clubs, vetted per skill, named on every ticket. Repo access is scoped to one ticket. Payment is released when you accept the fix.
We work nights and weekends — the same hours you discover things are broken. Saturday 11pm is our peak.
We work in TypeScript, Next.js, Supabase, Vercel and Stripe. If that’s your stack, we can help. If it isn’t, we’ll say so and point you somewhere honest.