AI-generated apps from Lovable, v0, Replit, Base44, Bolt, Cursor
What is safe, what is not, and what it would take to fix — in plain language.
AI-generated prototypes and stalled builds taken to production, and compromised live systems recovered — audited first, stabilised second, then finished and hardened properly.
Selected to fit your product, existing systems and delivery requirements.
AI builders like Lovable, v0, Replit and Base44 get you a working prototype fast; turning that into something you can put real users and real money through is a different job — security, data integrity, the edge cases and the architecture the generator skipped. A live system under attack is the same instinct in reverse: a card skimmer that leaves every order completing normally, a webshell that survives a surface clean. Same team, either way — audit what is really there, close the risks first, then finish or harden it properly.
What is safe, what is not, and what it would take to fix — in plain language.
The vulnerabilities and silent data bugs that AI generators and tired estates routinely miss, closed.
We remove the visible payload, close the original entry point and address the architecture behind it.
Auth edge cases, error states and the flows the prototype only pretended to handle.
What was found, where it came from, what changed — the document your processor, insurer or board needs.
CI/CD, monitoring and tested backup restoration are configured before handover.
AI-generated prototypes and stalled builds taken to production, and compromised live systems recovered — audited first, stabilised second, then finished and hardened properly.
Delivered systems with the client context and measurable outcomes attached.
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Social eventsMobile app, backend, advertising tools, a digital marketplace and website.
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TravelA multilingual website connected to the booking API, with deposits, coupons and affiliate tracking.
03Supplier tenders, contract management, brokerage accounting and client records.
The same senior team stays close to scope, architecture, build, launch and what comes next.
A clear-eyed read of the code, the data model and — if it is live — what is actually running on it. You get the findings whether or not you continue with us.
The security holes, data-integrity bugs and worst fragility closed first. If something is actively wrong, the bleeding is stopped before anything else.
The missing features and real error handling built in; every injected file, database row and scheduled task removed, with evidence of what was found.
Tests, monitoring, backups, access and WAF set so neither the fragility nor the same class of attack can land again.
We agree the scope with you before development starts.
What is safe, what is not, and what it would take to fix — in plain language.
The vulnerabilities and silent data bugs that AI generators and tired estates routinely miss, closed.
We remove the visible payload, close the original entry point and address the architecture behind it.
Auth edge cases, error states and the flows the prototype only pretended to handle.
What was found, where it came from, what changed — the document your processor, insurer or board needs.
CI/CD, monitoring and tested backup restoration are configured before handover.
These rescue & security services can be commissioned individually or as one connected programme.
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Lovable, v0, Replit, Base44, Bolt, Cursor-generated projects and hand-rolled prototypes alike.
No. The audit stands on its own — you get the findings and a plan whether or not you continue.
Yes. We stabilise, and if it is compromised we contain live systems carefully — closing the worst risks first without taking you offline.
Both, and the second matters more. Cleaning a site without closing the entry point buys you a few weeks, not a fix.
An audit in days; stabilisation, finishing or full remediation typically 4 to 12 weeks depending on the state of things.
Whether it is a prototype that needs finishing or a live system that needs recovering, the first step is an honest audit. Let's find the real state, close the risks, and build something you can put users and money through.