A deep dive, the access moved to your name, the bleeding stopped and a plan for what's next. $997, one payment.
Before
A key in the frontend
After
A backend holds the key
The AI key sits in frontend code, open to anyone.
Read the caseBefore
Every record open
After
Rules for who reads what
Any user can read or write anything.
Read the caseBefore
Users find it first
After
A dashboard shows it first
No error, only wrong data.
Read the caseBefore
Access in their name
After
All in your name, mapped
Nobody has the keys or knows what's load-bearing.
Before
One fix breaks two things
After
Small changes, each checked
The AI keeps circling the same bugs.
Before
Their account, their bill
After
Your repo, your cloud
The code and the bill sit in a builder's or an agency's account.
I read before I change anything. The plan comes last.
Code, database rules, keys and deploys, read end to end
Repo, accounts, keys and domain in your name
Leaked keys rotated, open records closed, the urgent break fixed
What to fix, keep or rebuild, ranked, and the next step
Each finding names the file, what's wrong and the fix.
Rows from real cases. Together, the first two fixes were estimated at 2 to 3 weeks.
Founders with a JavaScript or TypeScript app nobody can safely change.
Right For
Better Elsewhere
A simple, predictable and transparent process that eliminates development headaches.
Pay once and you get a dedicated task board. Say what broke and who built it.
You share the code and the accounts. Anything in someone else's name moves into yours.
I read it end to end, then stop the bleeding, riskiest first.
You see each urgent fix as it lands. I revise until you're satisfied.
The week ends with the plan: what to fix, keep or rebuild, in what order.
Then your call: I keep fixing by the week, you hand it over, or stop.





One week: the dive, the access, the urgent fixes and the plan.
— 1-week delivery
A senior developer who takes over an app nobody can safely change.
$997, one payment, for one week. The fixes after it run at $997 a week, only if you want them.
Maybe. In one app the AI wrote end to end, I found three security holes within minutes. The usual ones: open database rules and API keys in the browser.
Fix it, almost always: a cleanup keeps what already works. The plan tells you if a rebuild is the exception.
Four things: the repository, the cloud and database accounts, every API key and the domain. Any still in the developer's name move into yours first.
Yes. Lovable pushes the code to a GitHub repository in your account; a working Supabase backend can stay. Next.js pays off when the app needs its own server, for example to hide AI keys.
Yes. I use the same tools daily; the difference is the foundation: quality gates, small reviewable changes and feature flags.
Your call: I keep fixing by the week, you hand the plan to any developer, or stop. The plan works for any of them.
I revise until you're satisfied. Everything I touched stays in your accounts.
Fill in the project form, about a minute: say what broke and who built it. I reply the next working day; if it fits, with a first plan and a call invite.
Jurij understand the core problem, insists on building the right experiences for the customers.

Kunal Modi
Founder @ SOAPNoteAI
Working with Jurij is an absolute joy, consistently exceeds expectations.

Janis Ozolins
Content Creator
Consistently delivered quality code in great time, very hard working & precise.

Bartosz Poźniak
CEO @ MyCointainer
The kind of engineer that every company on the planet would be lucky to have.

Hosam Mazawi
COO @ LemonUnit
Vibe Coding Rescue fits founders best: people building a product without a technical co-founder.
“No one makes the technical calls”: the calls and the code, every week.
“An idea nobody has clicked”: the core flow on a live link in one week, one payment.
“An idea, ready to test with paying users”: the smallest real product, launched in week 6.
“Ready to build the whole product”: launched in week 6, then built on real feedback.
“Phones, without three separate apps”: one app that installs from a link.
Vibe Coding Rescue
“An app stuck, unsafe, or left by its developer”: the bleeding stopped and a plan, in one paid week.
“A V1 that holds the product back”: V2 built beside it, until every user moves.
“A raise or a purchase on the calendar”: what diligence will find, ranked, in one paid week.
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