AI-Built App Maintenance & Human Oversight Services

We can review applications created with Lovable, Replit, Base44, Bolt, v0, Firebase Studio, Google AI Studio, Cursor and other AI-assisted development workflows when the source code, runtime, database and deployment model are technically supportable. Compatibility is confirmed during onboarding rather than assumed from the tool name alone.

Yes. The service is designed for founders and teams that used AI to launch a working product but want experienced developers to supervise production changes. We explain priorities in plain language and request secure technical access only after the app qualifies for a plan. 

AI-Generated App Recovery is a one-time service for a broken, unstable, unreleasable or platform-locked application. Monthly maintenance begins after the app is stable enough for recurring care and reserves ongoing capacity for review, fixes, updates and controlled releases. 

We review changes that are submitted through the agreed workflow and prioritized within the selected plan. The service does not automatically supervise every prompt or edit made outside that workflow. High-risk authentication, data, payment, integration and deployment changes should be routed for review before production release. 

Yes. The purpose is not to stop AI-assisted development. We establish branch, review, testing and release rules so AI-generated changes can be assessed before they affect production. Uncoordinated direct production changes may need to be excluded from support commitments. 

When Supabase is part of the application, we can review relevant authentication, exposed tables, Row Level Security policies, storage access and service-role usage within the approved scope. This is practical application hardening, not a penetration test or compliance certification. 

Migration and ownership work can be provided, but it is usually a separate project because the effort depends on code export, databases, authentication, storage, functions, secrets, domains and provider-specific services. After migration and stabilization, the app can enter a monthly plan. 

We agree on a prioritized backlog for code review, production bugs, access and data risks, approved updates, performance work, release checks and documentation. Engineering, directly related testing and monthly reporting use the available plan capacity. 

Standard monthly-plan hours normally expire at month-end because capacity is reserved in advance. An eligible prepaid three-month commitment may allow up to 25% of one month's unused capacity to roll forward once, but not beyond the paid quarter. 

No. Initial response means acknowledgement, assessment and coordination during published business hours. Resolution depends on reproducibility, app condition, access, platform limits, third-party services, review depth and available plan capacity. 

Standard plans do not include 24/7 monitoring, weekend availability, security-incident response or guaranteed resolution SLAs. Extended coverage must be separately contracted with defined monitoring, staffing, escalation and communication rules. 

Small, clearly defined improvements may fit when they do not displace higher-risk maintenance. Major features, redesigns, architecture changes, new modules and large migrations are estimated separately so the support plan remains predictable. 

No responsible maintenance service can guarantee complete security. We can identify and improve practical risks within scope, including exposed secrets, access rules, unsafe client-side logic, dependency issues and production configuration. Formal security testing requires a separate scope. 

Access may include a repository, platform workspace, preview deployment, logs, database dashboard, monitoring and limited provider roles. Passwords, keys and tokens are never collected through the public enquiry form and are exchanged later through an approved secure method using least privilege. 

We complete a technical fit and baseline review covering source ownership, architecture, deployment, database and authentication, known issues, release workflow, monitoring and current risks. We then confirm whether the app can enter maintenance or needs recovery first. 

Yes. You can receive work monthly under the chosen plan and prepay a three-month commitment. The recommended incentive is an included onboarding and AI-built app health review rather than a discount on reserved engineering capacity. 

Cost depends on reserved capacity, initial-response target, codebase condition, platform dependencies, database and authentication design, release workflow and required testing. We review the app first, then recommend a plan and confirm commercial terms before recurring work begins.