whocanfixmyapp
For founders whose app was built with AI

Works in preview. Breaks in production. Find out why before your users do.

Vibe coded apps built with Lovable, Bolt, Replit, v0, Base44, Cursor and Claude Code fail in the same places: open databases, keys in the browser, payments the server never confirms, no backups. Answer the five checks that matter most, then see what your symptom means, who fixes it and what it costs.

Five checks. If any answer is No or Not sure, don't take payments yet.

DATA-01Critical

Access rules are on for every table

DATA-02Critical

No secret keys reach the browser

DATA-03Critical

One user cannot open another user's records

PAY-01Critical

Paid accounts are unlocked by a verified payment webhook

OPS-01Critical

Database backups run automatically and a restore has been tested

How to check each one

Top companies

The 10 best companies for fixing a vibe coded app.

Ranked out of 79 companies by our score: published prices, scope of work, AI tools named, timing and a low-risk first step. How we score.

#CompanyScoreBest forPricesBased in
1Afterbuild Labs10.0/10A check before launchFree first step · from $49—
2Redlab10.0/10A full rescue by one team that keeps buildingFree first step · from $490Ukraine
3Vibe Code Rescue (Lev Arakelyan)9.0/10A one-off check and a cleanupFrom $299—
4LazyCodeLab9.0/10A one-off check and a cleanupFrom $399—
5Triple Minds9.0/10A one-off check and a cleanupFrom $499—
6Clixlogix9.0/10A one-off check and a cleanupFrom $500—
7Vibe Code Janitors8.7/10Audits, fixes and ongoing careFree first step · from $500/month—
8Fix My Lovable8.5/10One or two fixesFrom €99Latvia
9Edstem Technologies8.2/10A one-off check and a cleanupFrom $500—
10Codivox8.2/10A cleanupFree first step · from $5,000—

Best company for each job

The jobEditor's pickFromTiming
A check before launchAfterbuild Labs #1 · 10.0/10$4948 hours
One or two fixesFix My Lovable #8 · 8.5/10€99 per fix48 hours
A full rescue by one team that keeps buildingRedlab #2 · 10.0/10Audit $490; sprint from $2,500Sprint 1–2 weeks; full rescue 3–6 weeks
A fixed-price cleanupSilver Studio #11 · 8.0/10€590 audit; cleanup from €2,9003–6 weeks
A large codebase and a $40,000+ budgetmetaCTO #14 · 7.6/10$50,000Production-ready within 30 days (their target)
What the data says

7 in 10 scanned AI-built apps had a critical security flaw.

7 in 10

AI-built apps scanned between March and June 2026 had at least one critical security vulnerability (90 of 127).

Launch Ready Code, State of vibe code security, June 2026
1 in 10

Lovable projects analyzed in 2025 had database rules weak enough for strangers to read or change data (170 of 1,645), recorded as CVE-2025-48757.

Matt Palmer, statement on CVE-2025-48757
$49–$150k

The range of published prices for fixing an AI-built app, from a one-off check to a large agency engagement, across the 79 companies we checked in October 2026.

Our price comparison
Six places AI-built apps break

Each area has checks you can run in an afternoon.

DATA

Data and access

Anyone who opens the browser's developer tools can often read or change data that belongs to other people.

5 checks

AUTH

Sign-in and accounts

Sign-in usually works on the happy path and fails on the second day: reset emails, expired sessions, bots.

3 checks

PAY

Logic and payments

The demo path works. Real customers take the other paths: failed cards, refunds, double clicks.

4 checks

CODE

Code you can maintain

Each new prompt fixes one thing and breaks another, because nobody, the AI included, knows how the parts fit.

4 checks

OPS

Hosting and recovery

Many AI-built apps run on a preview link with no backups, no alerts and one database for testing and real users.

4 checks

COST

Speed and running costs

Fine with ten test users. Slow and expensive with a thousand real ones.

4 checks

Guides

What to check, by the tool you built with.

Lovable

Lovable app rescue: what breaks and how to check it

Most Lovable apps that fail in production fail on the Supabase side: tables without access rules, keys in the wrong place, and no backups.
Supabase

Supabase RLS audit: how to check an AI-built app's database rules

Supabase is safe when Row Level Security is on and its policies are right.
Bolt

Bolt app rescue: moving a Bolt.new project to production

Bolt apps usually need three things before real users: code that runs outside Bolt, secrets moved to the server, and database rules that keep each user's data private.
v0

v0 app rescue: Next.js apps generated with v0

v0 apps usually break behind the interface: server actions and API routes that never check who the user is, and secrets exposed through NEXT_PUBLIC_ variables.
Replit

Replit app rescue: Replit Agent projects in production

Replit apps most often fail on separation: one database for testing and real users, an AI agent with access to production, and no tested way to restore data.
Cursor

Cursor and Windsurf apps: when AI-written code needs an engineer

Cursor-built apps most often break where nobody on the team understands the code: endpoints without access checks, no tests to catch what the next change breaks, and packages nobody vetted.
Claude Code

Claude Code projects: taking over a codebase an agent wrote

Codebases written with Claude Code usually run fine and fail on what nobody reviewed: secrets committed to Git, commands run against the live database, and large changes merged without tests.