Launch-Ready Review: find out if your AI-built app is safe to launch
A fixed-scope review of your Lovable, Bolt, Replit, or v0 app in 3–5 days, for $900–1,500. I check the parts that leak data or break once real users arrive, and you get a written report with a priced fix list. The fee comes off the next step if you continue.
Scope
What I check
Row Level Security on every Supabase table
Service keys and API secrets in the front end
Login, sign-up, and password reset flows
Roles, and who can see which data
Stripe webhooks and failed payments
Hosting, environment variables, and backups
Pricing
What the Launch-Ready Review costs
One fixed price in US dollars, agreed before I start. Where it lands in the range depends on the size of the app: how many tables, user roles, and connected services it has.
| Type | Price | Timeline | What you get |
|---|---|---|---|
| Launch-Ready Review | $900–1,500 | 3–5 days | Supabase RLS, auth, secret keys, Stripe webhooks, hosting, and backups. A written report and a priced fix list. Credited if you continue. |
If you continue to a Production Sprint ($3,000–7,500) or a takeover ($10,000–48,000), the review fee comes off that price.
Not ready to book a review? Start with the free AI-built app launch checklist: a readiness score for your app, and how to fix each gap yourself.
Approach
What the review covers, and what you get
The report is written for a founder, not a developer. Each problem says what it is, what could happen if it's left, how urgent it is, and what it costs to fix.
Data access
I read every Supabase policy and check it the way an outsider would, using only the public key your app already ships.
Logins and keys
Auth flows, redirects, and roles, and a search of the shipped code for keys that should never be public.
Payments
Webhook signatures, repeated events, failed cards, and what a user can still reach when a subscription ends.
Hosting and recovery
Where the app runs, who controls the accounts, whether backups exist, and how you'd restore one.
Capabilities
What I can handle
The report
- Every issue ranked by risk
- What happens if it's left
- A fixed price for each fix
- What's safe to keep changing with AI
Supabase
- RLS policies per table
- Storage bucket access
- Edge functions and secrets
- Database functions
App and payments
- Auth and sessions
- Roles and permissions
- Stripe webhooks
- Env vars and hosting
Apps I review
- Lovable
- Bolt
- Replit
- v0
- Cursor
- Claude Code
Difference
Why founders hire me
Fixed price, fixed scope
You know the price before I start, and the review takes 3–5 days. No hourly meter running.
A report you can act on
Every problem comes with a priced fix. You can hire me, hand the report to another developer, or fix the small items yourself.
Credited if you continue
The review fee comes off a Production Sprint or a takeover, so it isn't an extra cost if you go ahead.
From someone who has rescued AI-built code
I turned an AI-generated demo into The Chat Company, a SaaS used by 30+ businesses. I know which problems sink a launch and which can wait.
Process
How a project works
- 01
Share access
Read access to the code, the Supabase project, hosting, and Stripe. If the app only lives inside the builder, I'll help you export it to GitHub first.
- 02
Agree the price
I confirm a fixed price within $900–1,500 before I start, based on the size of the app.
- 03
Review
3–5 days of checking. Nothing in your live app changes during the review.
- 04
Report
A written report with a priced fix list. We can go through it on a call, and you decide what happens next.
FAQs
How much does a review of an AI-built app cost?
$900–1,500, fixed before I start. The price depends on how many tables, user roles, and connected services the app has. If you continue to a Production Sprint or a takeover, the fee comes off that price.
How long does the review take?
3–5 days from when I have access to the code, the Supabase project, hosting, and Stripe.
What do I get at the end?
A written report that lists each problem, how risky it is, what could happen if it's left, and a fixed price to fix it. It's written for a founder, so you can use it to decide even if you don't hire me for the fixes.
Lovable has a security scan. Do I still need a review?
The built-in scan catches common problems, like a table without RLS. It doesn't know your business rules: which user should see which rows, what happens when a payment fails, or whether your backups work. The review checks those.
What access do you need?
Read access to the code (a GitHub export or repository), the Supabase project, hosting, and Stripe. If the app only lives inside Lovable, Bolt, or Replit, exporting it to GitHub is the first step, and I'll help you do it.
What happens after the review?
You choose. I can fix the critical items in a Production Sprint, take over the app if it needs more, or hand the report to you or your developer.