Real logins and permissions
Who can sign in, and what each person is allowed to see and change.
AI tools make it easy to build something that works on your laptop, and a lot of people are doing it. One of our clients, an attorney, built the first version of his own CRM that way. Putting it in front of real customers and real data is a different job, and that's the part we do.
We use AI tools every day. They write most of our code, so we know where they shine and where they cut corners.
An AI-built app usually does what you asked for. What it skips is everything you didn't think to ask for: who's allowed in, where the data lives, what happens when something breaks.
Not every app needs all of these, but most need several.
Who can sign in, and what each person is allowed to see and change.
Passwords and API keys often end up in the code itself, where anyone with access to it can read them.
Data saved properly, so nothing is lost when the app restarts or two people use it at once.
A way to get your data back when something goes wrong.
Checks that catch problems before your users do.
Running in the cloud on a setup that doesn't depend on someone's laptop.
We go through what you've built and tell you plainly what's solid and what isn't.
You get a list of what needs fixing before launch, most important first, and a quote.
We make the changes, test them, and show you as we go.
We deploy it to AWS, Azure, Google Cloud, or your own servers, then run it for you or train your team to.
Because your app already exists, we only quote for what needs fixing, based on how long it takes us with AI tools writing most of the code. Smaller fixes get a fixed price; larger ones get a detailed estimate up front. With no office or sales team to pay for, that quote is usually well below what a larger firm would charge.
If it's an internal tool a few people use and it doesn't hold sensitive data, it may not need much. We'll tell you.
Whatever you used: Lovable, Cursor, Claude, ChatGPT, Replit, or something else. What matters is the code it produced.
No. We keep what works and fix what doesn't. We'll only suggest starting over if fixing it would cost more.
Every day. The difference is what happens after: AI writes the first draft, and we review, test, and secure every line before it ships.
Your choice. It can run in your own cloud account or on your own servers, with your IT staff trained to maintain it, or we can manage it for you.
What it does, what you built it with, and who's going to use it. We'll tell you what it needs.
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