I will fix and debug your lovable bolt cursor replit base44 ai web app

Yes. Lovable, Bolt, Cursor, Replit, Base44 and v0 all produce real React and TypeScript underneath. I work in the code directly rather than through the builder, which is why I can fix things the tool itself cannot. Send me the app link or repo access and I will tell you what is wrong.

The audit is fixed price and tells you exactly what the full fix costs before you commit to it. Small bug batches usually land near Basic. A full stabilization with security and deployment sits at Standard. Rebuilding weak parts and adding features sits at Premium.

A written document listing every issue I find, ranked critical, high or low, with what causes it, what it breaks for your users, and the cost to fix it. You keep the report whether or not you hire me for the fixes. It is yours to take to any developer.

AI builders ship apps that work for one logged in user and fail under real conditions. Exposed API keys, missing database rules and unhandled errors do not appear in a demo. If you are about to launch or take payments, an audit before launch is far cheaper than after.

Yes. Once the app is stable I add features, payments, admin panels, integrations and AI functionality. That is the Premium tier. I would rather stabilize first though, because building on a broken foundation costs more later.

Usually same day or next day. The audit tier is deliberately quick because a broken live app is urgent. Message me with what is happening and I will confirm a start time and a delivery date before you place the order.

Yes. You get the full repository, environment setup notes and a summary of every change made. You own it outright and can move it to any developer or team at any time. Nothing is locked to me.

That is most of what this gig is. Exposed keys, missing row level security, unvalidated inputs and open endpoints are the standard failure set in AI generated apps. I patch them, verify the fix, and document what was changed.

Sometimes rebuilding a section costs less than patching it, and I will tell you that honestly in the audit rather than billing you for fixes that will not hold. You get a straight recommendation either way, including if the answer is that you should start over.