I will review your vibe coded app and plan the fixes to launch it


About this gig
Your vibe-coded app mostly works, or it is 80-90% ready, but you can't get to cross the finish line, and you might feel stuck.
Before you spend more money on it, find out what it will actually take to fix it and launch it.
My team and I do a full code review and tell you the truth about it:
- What is solid and worth keeping
- Where it breaks once real users arrive
- Bugs and risks in auth, data model, payments, and security
- What is missing before launch
- A scoped plan with timeline and cost for the fixes
You get a written report you can act on yourself or hand to another developer. If the app needs two days of fixes, the report will say that.
We can also walk you through it on a call.
If you want us to do the work, each phase of the plan becomes a fixed-price offer, and you can stop after any phase.
We review apps built with Base44, Lovable, Replit, Claude, Bolt, and Cursor, including Supabase/Firebase backends. Our stack is React, React Native, Next.js, TypeScript, Node.js, .NET, PostgreSQL, and AWS.
My team built and still runs a fundraising platform that has processed over $1B.
Message me with a link to your repo or app before ordering, and let's talk!
Get to know Victor C
MVP and SaaS Development for Web and Mobile Apps
- FromUnited Arab Emirates
- Member sinceJun 2023
Languages
English, Russian
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FAQ
Can you build the fixes after the audit?
Yes. Most buyers order the audit first, then we agree on a scope, and I send a custom offer for the work. There is no obligation to continue - the report is yours either way.
What do you need from me to start?
A link to your repo, or access to the project in Base44, Lovable, Bolt or whichever tool you used. If the code is not exportable yet, message me first and I will tell you what is possible.
What if my app is fine and needs almost nothing?
Then the report says that. You still get a clear list of what to watch as usage grows. I would rather tell you the truth than invent work.
Do you sign an NDA?
Yes, before any code is shared. Send yours or ask me for ours.
How is this different from an automated code scan?
A scanner finds syntax and dependency issues. We look at whether the architecture, data model and auth hold up once real users and real money go through it.

