Software project rescue Stuck project?
We'll get it live.
Freelancer vanished, agency didn't deliver, system rushed out with AI. We pick up where it stopped, or rebuild if that's faster, with a date in the contract.
We pick up where it stopped, or rebuild if that's faster, with a date in the contract.
Paid discovery
Sound familiar?
- The deadline has slipped more than once.
- Whoever started the project no longer replies.
- No one can explain the existing code.
- The system was rushed out with AI and you don't know if it's secure.
- You've already paid and still have nothing live.
Process
How it works
Before any code gets written, you know what exists, what's worth keeping and what each path costs.
Audit
Code, design, access and risks of what exists today.
- Code
- Access
- Security
An honest call
Salvage or rebuild, with the cost and timeline of each path.
- Salvage
- Rebuild
Fixed scope and price
Fixed price and a date in the contract, before you sign.
- Fixed price
- Date in the contract
Build and launch
Live, fully documented and in your name.
- Documentation
- Access in your name
Price
What changes the price
The price is fixed after the audit, before the contract. These are the factors that weigh most.
Code condition
How much of what exists can be safely reused.
Access and documentation
Whether the code, server and accounts are with you or with whoever left.
What's left to go live
Payments, permissions and security, the part that usually gets left for last.
Salvage or rebuild
Sometimes rebuilding is cheaper. The audit shows both costs.
FAQ
Common questions
What does a project rescue cost?
First comes an audit of what exists. Then you get the cost and timeline of each path, salvage or rebuild, with a fixed price before you sign.
First the audit. Then the cost of salvaging or rebuilding, with a fixed price before you sign.
How soon does the project go live?
The date comes out of the audit and is written into the contract. When rebuilding is faster than fixing, we tell you before you decide.
The date comes out of the audit and goes in the contract. If rebuilding is faster, we tell you first.
Can the existing code be salvaged?
Sometimes yes, sometimes no, and the audit answers that by looking at code, design, access and security. That also goes for systems rushed out with AI tools like Lovable.
It depends. The audit checks code, access and security, including systems rushed out with AI.
A freelancer has the access. Now what?
Access is part of the audit, along with the code. At the end of the rescue, code, files and access are in your name, all documented.
Access is part of the audit. At the end, code, files and access are in your name, documented.
And once the project is live?
The system ships with an AI agent that runs every day and flags bugs, improvements and data that doesn't add up. If you want to keep going, Ongoing evolution keeps the same team on the product.
An AI agent flags bugs every day. With Ongoing evolution, the same team stays on the product.
Tell us where the project stalled.
Reply within 2 hours. In the first conversation you'll know if what exists is worth salvaging.
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