Creator economy, product engineering
1 week
Built it fast. Now make it hold.
You shipped with Lovable, Bolt, Replit, Cursor or Claude Code, and it worked well enough to get real users. Now it breaks, slows down or nobody can change it safely. Our engineers take it from prototype to production without starting over.
What we handle
The problems we see most in apps built with AI tools, and what we do about each one.
Departures: what we fix
CodeBuildWhat you getStack
Works in preview, breaks liveBlank screens, failed builds and settings that only exist on one machine.Vercel · Netlify · CI
Login and data securityOpen database rules, exposed keys and users who can see each other’s data.Supabase RLS · auth · secrets
Payments that fail quietlyWebhooks that miss events, so people pay and nothing happens.Stripe · webhooks
Slow pages, rising billsQueries that load everything, no caching and hosting costs that grow with every user.Postgres · caching · CDN
A data model that will not growTables reshaped so new features stop breaking old ones.Postgres · migrations
No tests, no safe deploysAutomated checks and a release process, so a fix today does not break tomorrow.Playwright · CI/CD
Code a team can ownDuplicated, tangled code turned into something a human engineer can read and change.React · Next.js · Node
Flows that make moneySign-up, onboarding and checkout tidied up, because that is where users drop off.UX · analytics
From prototype to production
We fix what you have instead of starting again, and the app stays live while we work.
- Code audit
A paid review of your code, data and hosting, with a written report: what is risky, what is fine, and what to fix first.
- Stabilise
We fix the things that can lose you data, money or users before anything else.
- Rebuild the weak parts
The fragile parts are rebuilt in place, one at a time, while your users keep using the app.
- Scale and hand over
Monitoring, tests and documentation, then we keep running it or hand it to your team.
Three ways to start
Every option includes a project manager, the weekly Loud Report, and code that belongs to you.
Code audit
A paid, written review of your app and a plan for fixing it. Keep the report whatever you decide next.
Know what you have
Rescue project
We fix and rebuild what the audit found, against a written scope and price agreed upfront.
Fixed scope
Ongoing team
Engineers on a monthly plan who keep the app healthy and keep building new features.
Monthly
Rebuild, re-prompt or rescue?
Four ways founders and teams usually handle an AI-built app that has started to struggle.
| Factor | Start over | Keep prompting | One-off freelancer fix | LoudlyDev |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Your users | Wait for the new version | Keep hitting bugs | Fine until the next bug | Keep using the app while we work |
| Work you already paid for | Thrown away | Kept, problems too | Kept | Kept, weak parts rebuilt |
| Security and data | Depends on the rebuild | Often unchecked | Only the reported issue | Reviewed in the audit, fixed first |
| Who understands the code | The new team | Nobody, fully | The freelancer, briefly | Our team, then yours with docs |
| After the fix | A new project to manage | More prompting | They move on | We run it, or hand it over |
You always know where it stands
Every Friday the week lands in your inbox: what shipped, what is blocked, the hours, and next week's plan.
See a full sample reportLoud Report, week 14Sample
9PRs merged
14tickets closed
40hlogged
ShippedCheckout flow refactor
ShippedPayment webhook retries
BlockedWaiting on API keys from the client
Built and shipped
Real products, live today. Every one of them reported weekly, out loud.
Consumer apps, staff augmentation
1 month
Tinder: enhancements to the Matches module, shipped in one month
Dating, product engineering
4 weeks
AirYoda: social audio matchmaking app for iOS and Android, launched in four weeks
Before you start
Straight answers on time, money, people and IP.
Do we have to rebuild from scratch?
Usually not. Most AI-built apps have a sound idea and some sound code. We keep what works, fix what is risky and rebuild only the parts that cannot grow.
Which tools do you take over from?
Apps built with Lovable, Bolt, v0, Replit, Cursor, Claude Code, Codex and similar tools. If it runs and you can give us the code, we can work with it.
What does the audit give us?
A written report on your code, data and hosting: what is risky, what is fine, and what to fix first, with a plan and a price for the work. It is paid, and the report is yours whatever you decide.
Can the app stay live while you work?
Yes. We fix and rebuild in place, test each change before it ships, and plan anything risky around your quietest hours.
Who owns the code?
You do, from the first commit. Code lives in your repositories, we sign an NDA before you share details, and every contract assigns all code and IP to you.
Tell us what you built.
Or email admin@loudlydev.com. We reply within 4 business hours.