We take your vibe-coded app to production.

Working in a demo and being safe in production are different bars. Production readiness means your app handles real users, bad input and partial failures without exposing data or falling over: tested authentication, correct access rules, managed secrets, backups, monitoring and a setup that separates staging from production. Many AI-built prototypes skip exactly these parts, because they are invisible in a demo. That's not a flaw in your idea — it's technical debt from the prototyping phase, and it can be worked through systematically.

In most cases, yes. We work with exported codebases from all the major AI builders and start with the same fixed-scope audit regardless of platform. Some platforms tie prototypes closely to their stack and infrastructure, so part of the work is often reducing that architecture dependency. After the audit you know exactly what state your app is in and what the path to production looks like.

By total cost to a stable production app, not by ideology. If the core architecture and data model are sound, hardening the existing code is usually the faster path. If the codebase has grown so tangled that every change creates new problems, a senior-led rebuild that keeps your validated product decisions is often cheaper than open-ended patching. We know both paths and tell you honestly which one is cheaper for you — with reasons you can verify.

Security first: authentication, data-access rules, secrets handling and exposed endpoints. Then architecture and maintainability, platform and stack dependencies, data flows and privacy, and operational readiness — staging/production separation, backups, monitoring and, for mobile apps, app-store requirements. You receive documented findings and a prioritised plan with a clear fix-or-rebuild recommendation. The scope is fixed, so you know what you get before we start.

That depends on what the audit finds, so we won't promise a date before we've seen your app. The audit itself is a short, fixed-scope engagement, and afterwards you get a realistic plan with priorities: what must be fixed before launch and what can safely follow after. In practice, findings tend to cluster around a handful of recurring issues — access rules, secrets, environment separation — which makes the critical path plannable.

A complete handover is standard in every DevBit project: onboarding for your team, full documentation and a working deployment — with no lock-in to us or to any platform, because everything is built on established open-source stacks. That includes everything we harden and anything we rebuild. You can continue with us, with your own team, or with anyone else.