Your prototype has real users waiting. It isn't ready for them.
An AI-built prototype proves the idea. Production means real data, real money and real attackers. We harden the security, data, hosting and release process so you can launch to paying customers without holding your breath.
This is for you if…
- 01
You're about to launch or start charging
Payments, customer data or a public launch are on the calendar, and the app was built for demos.
- 02
Nobody has reviewed the security
You suspect there are keys in the frontend and tables anyone can read, but nobody has checked.
- 03
Deploys are manual and scary
Shipping a change means clicking around and hoping. No staging, no rollback, no tests.
- 04
Investors or customers will ask
A due-diligence call or an enterprise buyer is going to ask how the app is secured and backed up.
What you get.
- D-01
Security hardening
Auth, permissions, row-level security, secret handling and input validation, fixed and verified.
- D-02
Production data setup
Schema cleanup, migrations, backups and a restore path we've actually tested.
- D-03
Hosting and environments
Separate dev, staging and production with proper config and access control.
- D-04
CI/CD pipeline
Automated checks and one-click deploys with rollback, so releases stop being events.
- D-05
Monitoring and alerts
Error tracking, uptime checks and logs you can actually search.
- D-06
Launch checklist
A signed-off list of what was checked, what's left and who owns it.
What we keep vs. what we replace.
Keep
- Your product, screens and user flows
- Your AI builder for future iteration
- Data you already have, migrated safely
- Vendors that are fit for production
Replace
- Client-side secrets and open database rules
- Single-environment setups where testing happens in production
- Manual deploys with no way back
- Missing backups and unknown data retention
Tools we fly with.
- Hosting
- Vercel
- AWS
- Google Cloud
- Fly.io
- Data
- Postgres
- Supabase
- Firebase
- Auth and payments
- Supabase Auth
- Clerk
- Auth0
- Stripe
- Delivery
- GitHub Actions
- Sentry
- Playwright
How this mission runs.
- 01Week 1
Readiness review
We check security, data, hosting and deploys against what launch requires and agree a prioritized plan.
- 02Weeks 2–3
Harden
Security and data fixes first, then environments and backups.
- 03Weeks 3–4
Automate
CI/CD, tests on critical paths, monitoring and alerts.
- 04Week 5
Launch
We run the launch checklist with you, watch the first days in production and fix what shows up.
// Typical timings. We confirm yours in the written mission plan.
Proof, from the field.
- MSN-01Telehealth
TruWell
1 monthFrom a half-working vibe-coded prototype to a production care app in one month, built around the patient experience the clinic wanted.
Read the mission - MSN-03PropTech / AI sales CRM
FlipIQ
50%Fractional CTO for a stalled platform rebuild: multi-tenant foundations, a real delivery process, half the hosting bill, and a product finally in customers' hands.
Read the mission
Questions we hear.
Something else on your mind? Ask it on the call. That's what it's for.
Book a callHow is this different from fixing an AI-built app?
Fixing is about the bugs users hit today. Production readiness is about what happens when real customers, payments and attackers show up. Many projects need some of both, and we scope them together.
Do we need to change hosting providers?
Usually not. If your current setup can run production safely, we keep it. We only recommend moving when the platform itself is the risk.
Can you help with compliance like SOC 2 or HIPAA?
We build the technical controls those frameworks expect, such as access control, encryption, audit logs and backups. Formal certification goes through an auditor, and we can work alongside yours.
Will the app look different afterwards?
Not unless you want it to. This work lives under the surface.
What happens after launch?
You can take it from there with our handoff notes, or keep us on for ongoing releases and support.
Launch without crossing your fingers.
Tell us when you want to go live. We'll tell you what stands between here and there.