
Your app was built with AI and now it breaks: we find why, make it safe and tell you whether to keep it
A rescue of an app built with Lovable, Bolt, Replit, v0, Cursor or chatbot code in 5–8 working days, from $73 AI-assisted / $93 human-led: we map up to 10 reproducible faults, close exposed keys and open database rules first, guard 3 critical routes with automated checks and ship up to 5 agreed repairs, each with a way back. The price includes 2 revision rounds on the deliverables. You end with 1 written verdict: keep and repair, or rebuild.
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What does AI-generated code rescue include?
AI-generated code rescue starts at USD 73 for a standard implementation or USD 93 for a custom implementation; typical delivery is 5–8 working days.
Includes 2 revision rounds on the deliverables; VITON13 confirms the scope in writing.
What you get and on what terms
AI-generated code rescue
AI-assistedfrom $73
Human-ledfrom $93
- Timeline
- 5–8 working days
- Revisions
- 2 rounds on the deliverables
- Included
- only the deliverables listed in the agreed package
- Not included
- external costs and work outside the agreed scope
- From you
- brief, current materials and any access needed for this scope
- You receive
- listed deliverables plus a written completion note
Prices in USD; other currencies are approximate. Scope, revisions and dates are written into your estimate.
Who it is for
A founder whose app was generated fast and now fails in front of users: sign-in that loops, payments that vanish, data that other people can see, and nobody left who understands the code.
What is included
- A failure map of up to 10 reproducible faults, each with steps, cause and severity
- Exposed API keys rotated and database access rules checked before anything else, in 1 security pass
- 3 critical routes, such as sign-in, payment and orders, guarded by automated checks that fail visibly
- Up to 5 agreed repairs shipped in small releases, each with a written way back
- 1 written verdict with the reasons: keep and repair, or rebuild, and what each route costs next
Not included
- New features and redesign (quoted separately)
- A full rebuild, if the verdict recommends one (quoted as its own project)
- Builder plans, hosting, database and paid API usage
- Legal advice and notices to regulators after a data leak
- Manual clean-up of broken data and support after handoff
How the work runs
- 01
You grant read access to the code, hosting and database; we reproduce what users report.
- 02
We close exposed keys and open data first, then map every fault with its cause and severity.
- 03
We guard the critical routes with checks, agree the repairs with you and ship them in small releases.
- 04
You get the verdict and the ownership plan: which accounts you hold, what to fix next and what it costs.
Example
INTERNAL Our own product
viton13.com, our own Next.js 16 application for seven hosts in four languages: a release goes live only after SEO and content checks, a production build and a crawl of the built release; on 19 September 2026, when the site still had a fifth edition (since closed), that crawl covered 18,987 internal routes with no broken response. Labelled INTERNAL.
What this does not prove: It is our own site, not a rescued client app: no before-and-after figures exist, and the case does not record how much of the code AI wrote.
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AI-generated code rescue
Stabilise an AI-built codebase by reproducing failures, protecting critical routes and replacing unsafe assumptions in controlled increments.
Inside this scope
- A failure map of up to 10 reproducible faults, each with steps, cause and severity
- Exposed API keys rotated and database access rules checked before anything else, in 1 security pass
- 3 critical routes, such as sign-in, payment and orders, guarded by automated checks that fail visibly
- Up to 5 agreed repairs shipped in small releases, each with a written way back
- 1 written verdict with the reasons: keep and repair, or rebuild, and what each route costs next
- Timeline: 5–8 working days
- Revisions: 2 rounds on the deliverables
- Included: only the deliverables listed in the agreed package
- Excluded: external costs and work outside the agreed scope
- Input required: brief, current materials and any access needed for this scope
- Handoff: listed deliverables plus a written completion note
A starting estimate for the selected scope. We confirm deliverables, timing and the final price in writing before work starts. External costs are separate.
What you can count on
- Written estimate within 1 working day, sent to the contact you choose.
- Scope in writing before work starts: deliverables, revision rounds and what is not included.
- We work in four languages and show prices in your currency.
- No account needed. Attachments are encrypted in this browser before upload.
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AI-generated code rescue — proposal comparison
Questions people ask before buying
01Which builders do you take code from?+
Lovable, Bolt, Replit, v0 and Cursor projects, and code pasted from ChatGPT or Claude. If the code can be exported to a repository, we can read it.
02Is it cheaper to rebuild from scratch?+
Sometimes. The verdict says so in writing, with the reasons. When the data model is sound and faults sit in a few places, repair costs less; when every screen fights the model, a rebuild does.
03What if customer data has already leaked?+
We close the hole first and record what was exposed and when, so you can meet your notification duties. The legal advice itself comes from a lawyer.
04Will the app go down while you work?+
No planned downtime. Repairs ship in small releases with a way back, and the checks on the critical routes run before each one goes live.
05Do we need to stop using the builder?+
Not always. If you keep building in it, we agree which parts stay generated and which are protected by checks, so the next prompt cannot silently undo a repair.
06What access do you need?+
Read access to the code repository, the hosting and the database, ideally through a separate account we hand back at the end. Passwords are never sent by chat or email.







