Four steps between a working demo and a product you can trust.
Audit it, harden it, move it onto infrastructure you own, then keep it running. Take one step or all four - each one stands on its own, and each one ends with something you keep.
Where most people start
The Production Check is free: three to five days of review, then a written report with severity ratings and effort estimates. It is yours whether you hire us for the fixes or hand it to your own developers.
- No obligation to continue
- Read-only access is enough
- Reply within one business day
One offer per problem, in the order the problems appear
Most teams arrive at step one and stop after step two. Nothing here requires the step before it - but this is the sequence that costs the least.
- 1Step 1 of 4
Production Check
Know exactly what stands between you and launch.
A deep audit of your AI-built app for security, performance, and production readiness, delivered as a prioritized, engineer-written report you can act on with or without us.
Explore Production CheckFreeFree consultation + scoped audit3–5 business daysIncludes- Written production-readiness report with severity ratings
- Security review: auth, access rules, secrets, injection surfaces
- Database review: schema, indexes, row-level security, backups
- Performance profile: slow queries, payload sizes, cold starts
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- 2Step 2 of 4
Production Ready
Fix, harden, and ship it properly.
We take the audit findings and execute: closing security holes, restructuring the data layer, optimizing the slow paths, and standing up CI/CD so every future change ships safely.
Explore Production Ready$2,000+Fixed-scope project, quoted after the audit2–5 weeks, typicallyIncludes- Every critical and high-severity finding closed and verified
- Authentication, authorization, and access-rule hardening
- Database schema, indexing, and migration hygiene
- Frontend and API performance optimization with before/after numbers
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- 3Step 3 of 4
Cloud Independence
Own your infrastructure. Cut your bill.
Move off the builder's hosting onto infrastructure you control: AWS, GCP, Vercel, Fly, or your own cluster, without downtime and without losing the ability to keep iterating.
Explore Cloud IndependenceQuotedScoped per stack and data volume1–4 weeks, depending on dataIncludes- Target architecture designed around your traffic and budget
- Infrastructure as code so the environment is reproducible
- Zero-downtime data migration with a tested rollback plan
- DNS, TLS, CDN, and custom-domain cutover
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- 4Step 4 of 4
Managed App
We keep it running so you can keep building.
Ongoing monitoring, updates, backups, security patching, and continuous optimization. A production engineering team on retainer, without the headcount.
Explore Managed AppFrom $499Per month, no long-term contractMonth to monthIncludes- 24/7 uptime and error monitoring with real alerting
- Dependency and security patching on a regular cadence
- Automated backups with periodic restore drills
- Monthly performance and cost review
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Find the sentence that sounds like your week
Read down the left column. Where the indigo mark sits is where we would start; the outlined mark is work the same engagement also covers.
| Where you are right now | 1Production CheckFree | 2Production Ready$2,000+ | 3Cloud IndependenceQuoted | 4Managed AppFrom $499 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| My app works but I have never had 100 users on it at once. | Start here | Also covered | ||
| My Supabase keys are in the frontend and I am not certain my row-level security stops anyone. | Start here | Also covered | ||
| A secret is committed somewhere in git and has never been rotated. | Also covered | Start here | ||
| Pages that load a whole table get slower every week and nobody has looked at a query plan. | Also covered | Start here | Also covered | |
| It is still running on a framework dev server, or on a tier that sleeps between visitors. | Start here | Also covered | ||
| My hosting bill scales faster than my revenue. | Also covered | Start here | ||
| The logic only exists inside the builder and there is no tested way to get it out. | Start here | |||
| I deploy by pressing publish and I have never rolled a release back. | Start here | Also covered | ||
| Backups are switched on, but nobody has ever restored one. | Also covered | Start here | ||
| I do not want to be paged at 2am. Ideally not paged at all. | Start here | |||
| A larger customer sent a security questionnaire and I cannot answer it. | Start here | Also covered |
The same four rules on every project
It starts with a call
Thirty minutes, no obligation, no sales engineer. You describe what you built and where it hurts; we tell you which step you are actually on.
Scope before price
The audit comes first, then a fixed-scope statement of work. You see the number and the timeline before anyone writes code, and we do not bill by the hour.
We work in branches
You keep shipping features in your builder or your editor while we harden the foundation underneath.
You keep everything
Repositories, cloud accounts, infrastructure definitions, and the runbook stay in your name.
Work is done by engineers who have run production systems, not handed to a queue. You always know who is on your project.
Not sure which step you are on?
Book the free Production Check. Worst case, you get a report telling you that you are fine.