Audit & plan
- Codebase audit (auth, data, security, deploy, observability)
- Risk-prioritized fix list
- Scope-lock on what's in vs out
01 / Offers
MVP Rescue
Your AI-built prototype, made production-grade.
A / Scope
B / Process
Discovery first: requirements, prioritization, architecture. Then milestone-based delivery, constant communication, no surprises.
Deep-dive into your codebase. Risk list. Scope lock. We agree what's getting hardened in 3 weeks and what isn't.
Tests on critical paths, CI pipeline, error monitoring, security pass. Boring parts done right.
Production deploy on your accounts. Handover with docs and runbooks. 2 weeks of bug-fix support starts.
C / Fit
Who this is for
Who this isn't for
Code turning out to need a rewrite, not just a hardening pass?
See MVP StandardD / Ownership
I don't host. I don't rent. I don't babysit. You own everything.
The code
Your repo, your IP, from day 1. No escrow, no transfer drama at the end.
The infrastructure
Your AWS, Vercel, Supabase accounts. I work in them, you keep them, you pay them, you control them.
The AI keys & tokens
Your Anthropic, OpenAI, or other provider accounts. Your spend, your rate limits, your control.
The data
Your database, your users, your knowledge base. I never have access after handover.
E / Reassurance
Free 30-min call
Scope your project with me before you commit anything. No pitch deck, no card on file.
30% kicks off
If we both want to move forward, 30% commits the project. The rest is milestone-based after each delivery.
Fixed price, honestly
Scope changes are quoted separately, never absorbed silently.
F / FAQ
Then it's an MVP Standard, not Rescue. Different scope, different price. We'll figure that out on the call.
No. Rescue is scope-locked: tests, deploy, observability, security pass. Adding features mid-flight defeats the price and the timeline.
Honest answer on the discovery call. If a rescue isn't possible, I'll tell you, and we'll talk MVP Standard instead.
Yes, unless something is dangerously broken. Rescue keeps your existing stack and architecture choices, just makes them production-safe.
Yes. Always. From day 1, in your repo.
Usually 1–2 weeks lead time. Booking the intro call is the first step.
G / Next
No commitment. No pitch deck.
What happens on the call