2 weeks
from an AI-built website to live bookings paid with BLIK
BijouHair, salon booking
The founder built the site with Lovable. We added the booking and payment engine behind it.
You built it with AI. We make it ready for real customers.
Lovable, Bolt, Cursor, Replit or Claude Code got you a working version, and that's a great start. We take that vibe-coded prototype to production. We check it the way your first big customer or investor would, fix what matters, launch it and keep it running.
- First step
- Launch readiness review
- Timeline
- 10 working days
- What you get
- Plain-language report with a fixed plan
When it's time
The app works. Then one of these happens:
Your first paying customers are coming, or already here.
A bigger customer sends a security questionnaire.
Investors want a technical look before they commit.
Every change starts breaking something else.
You need proper logins, roles, invitations or payments.
The person who built it is the only one who understands it, and they're overloaded.
What we check in the launch readiness review
Platform scanners catch the obvious. We test what they can't, with two real test accounts and your actual setup.
Who can see whose data.
Whether one user, team or customer can reach another's records or files.
Logins and permissions.
Sign-up, invitations, password resets, sessions, roles, and what really happens when you remove someone.
Payments.
What happens when a payment fails, arrives twice or is refunded.
Keys and secrets.
Whether anything that should be private is visible in the app or its code.
Backups.
Whether your data and files are backed up, and whether a restore actually works.
Monitoring and releases.
Whether you'd know it's down before your customers tell you, and whether you can roll back a bad release.
Costs as you grow.
Hosting, database and AI usage, and where they'll jump.
Personal data.
GDPR basics such as retention and access, and transparency where AI talks to your users.
What you get after ten working days
A report in plain language.
What's solid, what's risky, and what to fix first, with the reasoning, not just a score.
A recommendation: keep it on the platform or move it.
Sometimes staying on Lovable or Supabase is right. Sometimes your own EU hosting is. We say which, and why.
A fixed plan to launch.
What we'd fix, in what order, how long it takes and what it costs.
A call to walk through it.
With you and anyone else who needs to understand it.
The review is an engineering assessment, not a penetration test, a certification or legal advice.
Then we fix, launch and run it with you
You can keep building with AI tools yourself afterwards. We set things up so your changes are tested and reviewable, and a bad release is one click from undone.
Fix what matters.
A fixed scope from the report, usually the data access, logins, payments and backups first.
Launch.
A test environment, safe releases with rollback, and monitoring switched on.
Keep it running.
Hosting and care in the EU, and a growth team if you want to keep building.
Built with AI, made ready for real customers
Review of an applicant tracking system the agency built with AI tools
A recruitment agency's own ATS
A prioritized report and a plan before more recruiters joined: data access, logins, file backups and hosting limits.
Questions people ask us
Will you rewrite everything?
Rarely. Most of what was built is worth keeping. We fix the parts that would hurt you with real users, data or money.
Can it stay on Lovable, Bolt, Replit or Supabase?
Often, yes. If it's better to move it, for cost, control or data reasons, we'll explain why and plan the move so your users can keep working.
What access do you need?
Read access to the code repository and the hosting and database settings. We sign an NDA before you share anything.
How much does the review cost?
A fixed price agreed before we start. If you go ahead with the fixes, the review is credited against them.
How fast can you fix the urgent things?
We can usually start on the most urgent fixes right after the report.
Can I keep building with AI myself afterwards?
Yes. That's the point. We give you a safe way to do it: a test environment, reviews and rollback.