I will base44 bug fixing debugging deployment integration migration vibe coding boltnew


About this gig
Your Base44 AI rewrote a working screen and broke three others. Now you're
burning credits fixing bugs the platform introduced not building features.
I've seen this exact regression loop dozens of times. I know which Base44
behaviors cause credit drain, which errors need a proper fix vs a restart,
and when migration is your actual answer.
What I fix and build:
- Base44 bug fixing white screens, JSON errors, auth failures
- Credit drain diagnosis stop the loop before it eats your plan
- Base44 deployment & custom domain setup
- Base44 API integration Stripe, Zapier, webhooks, third-party APIs
- Base44 SaaS & MVP development from prompt to launch
- Base44 debugging logic errors, broken workflows, failed automation
- Base44 migration to Replit, WordPress, or Lovable (full or partial)
- Bolt.new and vibe coding app fixes and refactors
Drop me your app link and describe what's broken. I'll tell you exactly
what's wrong and whether it's fixable before you order.
Get to know Luca
AI apps, chatbots and automation built fast deployed right
- FromSpain
- Member sinceMay 2026
- Avg. response time1 hour
Languages
English
FAQ
What do you need from me to get started on a bug fix?
Share your app link, a short description of what's broken, and screenshots or a screen recording if you have one. That's enough for me to diagnose the issue and confirm whether your package covers it before work starts.
Will fixing one bug break something else in my Base44 app?
I test for regressions before delivering. Base44's AI often re-introduces old errors when fixing new ones — I patch the root cause, not the symptom, and verify that previously working features still work after every change.
My Base44 app is burning credits but nothing is getting fixed — can you help?
Yes. This is usually a regression loop where the AI keeps rewriting working code. I diagnose where the loop is happening, stabilize the broken section manually, and stop the credit drain before touching anything else.
Can you migrate my Base44 app to WordPress, Replit, or Lovable?
Yes. I handle full and partial base44 migration — frontend, logic, and data. The scope depends on your app's complexity. Message me with your app link and where you want to land; I'll tell you what the migration covers before you order.
What if my issue can't be fixed — do I get a refund?
I always diagnose before you order, so you know what's covered. If a confirmed-in-scope issue can't be resolved on delivery, I'll either iterate within revisions or discuss options with you directly. I don't deliver and disappear.
Do you work on apps another developer already tried to fix and made worse?
Yes, and it's common. Send the app link and a summary of what was attempted. I'll map the current state of the code before touching anything, so I understand what the previous work changed and what it introduced.
Will I own the fixed app, or does it stay locked inside Base44?
The app stays on Base44's infrastructure — that's a platform constraint, not something I control. If backend ownership matters, the Standard and Premium packages include migration options to Replit or WordPress where you control the stack.
How do you handle base44 integration issues with Stripe or third-party APIs?
I debug the API connection, fix auth flows, correct webhook endpoints, and test end-to-end before delivery. Stripe, Zapier, and custom webhooks are all covered. Tell me which integration is broken and what error you're seeing.
What's the difference between Basic and Standard for base44 debugging?
Basic covers one specific, isolated issue — a white screen, a JSON error, a broken form. Standard covers a full app debug pass: multiple related errors, deployment issues, and integration failures resolved together as one scope.
Can you fix a Base44 app where the whole backend stopped after a platform outage?
Yes. Post-outage recovery is a known failure mode — data connections break, auth flows reset, and published endpoints stop responding. I scope the damage, restore the backend state, and re-test deployment before marking it done.
