# Rescue your Lovable, Cursor, Bolt or Replit app. From $5,000.

From $5,000. Vibe-coded, breaking in production, fixed price in writing first.

A rescue sprint takes an app built with Lovable, Cursor, Bolt or Replit and gets it ready for real users. You get a fixed price in writing before work starts. Nothing is charged before you approve a written fixed price. The code stays in accounts you own. Rescue sprints for AI-built apps start at $5,000, the same price as for Bubble apps.

## Where it usually breaks

1. Sign-in
2. Database access rules
3. Payments and other incoming notifications
4. Deployment

## Best for

- Founders whose AI-built app works in the demo and breaks with real users
- Teams that built with Lovable, Cursor, Bolt or Replit and need a developer to take over
- Apps where payments or AI features must work reliably

## Not for

- Bubble apps. See the [Bubble app rescue sprint, from $5,000](https://ianstorni.com/bubble-app-rescue).
- Ideas with no app yet. See the [Fixed-price MVP, from $8,500](https://ianstorni.com/fixed-price-mvp).
- A single missing integration in an app that otherwise works. See [API integration, from $2,000](https://ianstorni.com/api-integration).

## Sounds familiar?

1. It worked in the demo. It breaks with real users.
2. The AI tool keeps breaking things it fixed last week.
3. Payments or the AI feature fail and I can't tell why.
4. I can't ship because every change causes a new error.
5. I need a developer to take over without starting from zero.

## What you get

1. Everything built in accounts you own
2. A written verdict after a short review, with a fixed price

## How it runs

1. **Call**: You tell me what breaks, which tool built it and where the code lives. You get a list of the access I need for the review.
2. **Review**: I read the code and the errors. You get a written verdict and a fixed price.
3. **Sprint**: You approve the price, and I fix what breaks in production. Scope changes are raised before the work is done.
4. **Handover**: You get the fixed app in accounts you own.

## Price

From $5,000

What moves the price:

- The size of the scope
- The integrations involved
- The state of the app I start from

Payment: Paid in full before work starts. Prices in USD. Paid by ACH or wire.

Nothing is charged before you approve a written fixed price.

## Terms

- **Fixed price in writing**: Nothing is charged before you approve a written fixed price. Scope changes are raised before the work is done.
- **You own the code and accounts**: Everything is built in accounts you own.

## FAQ

### Will you judge my vibe-coded app?

No. An app that works in the demo and breaks with real users is a normal place to be. I look at what fails and tell you what it takes to fix it, with a fixed price in writing first.

### Do I have to stop using Lovable or Cursor?

No. You can keep using Lovable or Cursor during and after the sprint. I fix what breaks in production, in your repository, so you can keep building the way you do now.

### Will you rewrite everything?

No. I fix what breaks in production and leave the rest alone. If the review shows a rewrite is the better call, I'll tell you, and you get a fixed price in writing for that too.

### Who owns the code?

You do. The code stays in your repository, and every account stays in your name. I work in accounts you own.

### What access do you need?

Access to the code repository, the hosting account and the services the app uses, such as payments or the AI provider. I ask for the least access that lets me do the work.

### What happens after the sprint?

You get the fixed app in accounts you own. If you want more work later, you get a new fixed price in writing for it.

## Read next

[Your Lovable or Cursor app is breaking in production. What now?](https://ianstorni.com/notes/lovable-cursor-app-breaking-in-production): What to check first, and when to get help.

## Breaking in production?

Book a rescue call. You get a fixed price in writing before anything is charged.

[Book a call](https://calendar.app.google/jNaDYhVqurRvrkwd8). Or email hi@ianstorni.com.
