A prototype built with AI tools proves something real: the idea can be shown, clicked and tested. It usually stops there, because the parts that keep real users safe were never in the prompt.
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The screens, the flow and the idea. Most of that is worth keeping, and we keep it wherever the code allows.
The parts that were never in the prompt.
Three steps, and a fixed price before any work on your code begins.
We read the code and the setup and give you a ranked list of what’s broken or exposed, with a plan in plain English.
Fix what’s there, rebuild the risky parts, or start clean. You decide, with the cost of each in front of you.
Fixed price, milestones you can see, QA before anything reaches you.
Your prototype also replaces our scope sprint: the screens and flow already show what you want, so we go straight from the X-ray to a fixed quote. The X-ray fee comes off any fix or build within 60 days.
In phases, with real tests before each one closes. It’s how we’ll finish yours.
CozyWatch was built with Claude Code in phases, and each phase stopped for real tests before the next began. Phase 3 testing caught a bug where joining from the popup showed the party name but never opened the host’s video. It was fixed with regression tests before the phase closed.
Read the summaryOnly the parts that aren’t safe to build on, and the X-ray tells you which those are before you pay for anything else.
Lovable, Bolt, Cursor, v0 and Claude Code projects, plus anything on Next.js and Supabase.
The X-ray is $490, fixed. Larger apps are quoted on the call, before you pay anything. After the X-ray you get a fixed quote for the work, based on what it found, and the quote is the price. The X-ray fee comes off that work if you go ahead within 60 days.
The X-ray takes 5 working days. How long the work after it takes depends on what the X-ray finds, and you get the timeline with your fixed quote.
Read access to the code repository and the hosting and database dashboards. You can remove it the day the report lands. If your code only lives inside your AI tool, we’ll help you export it to a GitHub repository first.
Yes, for screens and text. Your code lives in your GitHub, so your tool can keep working on it. Changes to logins, data or payments get a quick review first, by us or any developer, so a new prompt doesn’t quietly undo a fix.