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Built it fast. Now make sure it is safe to ship.

I go through what you built the way a bad actor would - before your users do.

You built something. It works. Real users are about to show up - or already have - and there's a voice in the back of your head that isn't sure the thing that looked fine in the demo will stay fine under real conditions. You're probably right to listen to that voice. I spent 1.5 years on a checkout system where a bad deploy meant revenue stopped moving. You get a feel fast for what looks fine but isn't.

Based in

Los Angeles, CA

Best for

Teams with a ship date and a codebase that still feels risky.

Outcome

Shipped fixes plus a tight written report.

What I check
  • Row-level security enabled and actually tested per tenant - not only toggled on.
  • API keys out of the frontend and out of the repository.
  • Stripe webhooks idempotent so nobody gets charged twice for the same thing.
  • Auth enforced on the server side - not only hidden in the UI.
  • Error handling that fails gracefully instead of exposing stack traces to whoever's watching.
  • And at least one thing that tells you when something breaks before your users tell you.
What you leave with
  • A fixed codebase and a short written report. The report covers what I found, what I changed, and why - so you understand what was wrong, not only that something broke. You can read it in ten minutes.
  • You'll probably find at least one thing that surprises you.
Context
  • These aren't edge cases. They're the things that show up in every vibe-coded codebase I've looked at.
When this makes sense
  • Before you launch. Or right after, if something already feels off. The longer you wait, the more users touch the parts that aren't ready.
  • If something is already actively broken and users are affected right now - that's the Production Rescue. Faster, different scope, different page.
Why the same gaps keep showing up

The same patterns show up in vibe-coded apps constantly - not because the tools are bad, but because they optimize for speed, not for what happens on day 60.

Pricing

$800-1500 fixed depending on scope. I'll give you a number after a short conversation about what you built and what stack you're on. Delivery in 3-5 days.

Relevant work

Dotty

Invoice app built fast for validation, then taken through a Launch Readiness-style pass - Stripe idempotency, RLS, webhooks as source of paid, ranked findings in the report.

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FunnelScout

SaaS where billing limits, background jobs, and failure states had to hold once agencies leaned on it.

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Next step

Let's talkEmail me at [email protected] and tell me what you built and what you're worried about. I'll get back to you within a day with whether I can help and what it would cost.