A care plan for your AI-built app: updates, security checks, and monitoring every month
Once your app is live, someone has to keep it that way. Each month I update it, check its security, watch uptime and errors, and make small fixes, with a short report so you know what changed. Plans cost $400, $900, or $1,800 a month.
Scope
What's included
Dependency and framework updates
Supabase and auth security checks
Uptime monitoring and alerts
Error tracking and triage
Small fixes and changes
A monthly report in plain English
Pricing
How much the care plan costs
Monthly prices in US dollars. Every plan includes updates, security checks, uptime and error monitoring, small fixes, and a monthly report. Bigger plans are for apps with more users, more changes, and more at stake.
| Type | Price | Timeline | What you get |
|---|---|---|---|
| Care | $400 a month | Monthly | For a small app with few changes. Updates, security checks, monitoring, small fixes, and the monthly report. |
| Care plus | $900 a month | Monthly | For an app with active users and regular changes. Everything in Care, with more time for fixes each month. |
| Care priority | $1,800 a month | Monthly | For an app with paying users or revenue at stake. Everything in Care plus, with the most fix time and the fastest response. |
The fix time and response time in each plan are agreed in writing before you start. New features are quoted separately.
Approach
Why an AI-built app needs looking after
An AI-built app depends on a lot of services: Supabase, Stripe, the hosting, the AI provider, and dozens of code packages. Any of them can change under you. A care plan means someone is watching and fixing things before they turn into outages.
Updates on a schedule
Packages and frameworks updated and tested every month, so you never face a year of updates at once.
Security checks
Supabase access rules, auth settings, and exposed keys checked again each month, especially after new features or AI edits.
Monitoring
Uptime and error alerts go to me, so problems get looked at before users report them.
A report you can read
A short monthly summary in plain English: what changed, what broke, what I fixed, and what to watch.
Capabilities
What I can handle
Keeping it safe
- RLS and auth checks
- Exposed key checks
- Security updates
- Backup checks
Keeping it up
- Uptime monitoring
- Error tracking
- Payment and webhook checks
- Hosting and billing alerts
Keeping it moving
- Small fixes
- Copy and layout changes
- Dependency updates
- Advice on what to build next
Apps I look after
- Lovable
- Bolt
- Replit
- v0
- Cursor
- Supabase
Difference
Why founders hire me
The person who fixed it looks after it
If I did the review or the sprint, I already know the app, so nothing has to be explained twice.
Small fixes included
Bug fixes and small changes are part of the plan, not a new quote every time.
A report in plain English
You know every month what changed and what's coming, without reading a commit log.
No lock-in
You own the code, hosting, and accounts. If you stop the plan, everything stays with you.
Process
How a project works
- 01
Start from a review
If I haven't worked on the app yet, the plan starts after a Launch-Ready Review, so I know what I'm looking after.
- 02
Set up monitoring
Uptime and error alerts connected, backups checked, and access agreed.
- 03
Monthly work
Updates, security checks, and small fixes, done and tested every month.
- 04
Monthly report
A short summary of what changed, what broke, and what to watch next.
Guides
Before you hire
FAQs
How much does it cost to maintain an AI-built app?
My care plan costs $400, $900, or $1,800 a month. Every plan includes updates, security checks, uptime and error monitoring, small fixes, and a monthly report. The bigger plans include more fix time and a faster response, for apps with more users and more at stake.
Do I need a care plan for my app?
If the app has paying users or stores personal data, yes, or someone on your team needs to do this work. If it's a prototype with a handful of testers, probably not yet.
What counts as a small fix?
Bug fixes, copy and layout changes, dependency updates, and small adjustments to existing features. New features are quoted separately.
Can you look after an app you didn't fix?
Yes. It starts with a Launch-Ready Review, so I know what I'm looking after and you know what state it's in.
Who owns the code and accounts?
You do. The code, hosting, database, and domain stay in your accounts, and everything stays with you if you stop the plan.