I will fix, secure and deploy your lovable, bolt or cursor app
About this gig
Lovable, Bolt and Cursor get you a working demo fast. Then the last 20% breaks: auth that half-works, errors nobody can explain, a deploy that fails, and API keys sitting in the browser.
I'm a senior full-stack developer (15+ years, TypeScript, Vue/Nuxt, React, Node). I read and fix the actual code instead of prompting the AI again and hoping.
WHAT I FIX
- Build and deploy errors (Vercel, Netlify, your own server)
- Supabase auth, Row Level Security and database issues
- Broken forms, Stripe payments and API calls
- Messy, duplicated AI code that nobody can extend
SECURITY REVIEW
AI-built apps often ship with exposed keys, open database tables and missing access rules. Standard and Premium include a security review with a written list of what I found and fixed.
HOW I WORK
Not sure which package fits? Message me the repo link and the error, and I'll reply with a fixed quote. You get clean commits you can keep building on, with your AI tool or without it.
German, English, Arabic, French and Spanish spoken.
Get to know IoWorld
Senior fullstack developer, Vue and Nuxt, AI integrations "MCP, RAG"
- FromGermany
- Member sinceDec 2022
- Last delivery3 years
Languages
English, Spanish, French, German, Arabic
FAQ
Which tools do you support?
Lovable, Bolt, v0, Cursor, Windsurf, Replit, Claude Code, or hand-written code. If the project can be exported to GitHub, I can work on it.
What access do you need?
A GitHub invite to the repo and, if needed, a collaborator invite to Supabase or your hosting. Never send passwords in chat.
Can I keep using my AI tool afterwards?
Usually yes. Lovable syncs with GitHub both ways, so my fixes show up in your project. For other tools I tell you upfront how to bring the changes back.
What if the problem is bigger than expected?
I tell you before I start and send a custom offer with a fixed price. No surprise extra charges.
Is the security review a guarantee?
No. It's a focused review of the issues AI-built apps get wrong most often: exposed keys, auth, and database access rules. A full penetration test is a separate service.

