Your AI-built app works. But is it safe?
An app built with Lovable, Bolt, Cursor, Replit or v0 can look finished and still be unsafe. Here is what our audit, sprint and care plans cover.
4 min readservices, app audit, ai-built apps, app rescue
You typed a prompt, the tool built a booking app, Stripe took a test payment, and by dinner you had something you could show people. That is a good afternoon. It is also usually the last time anyone looks closely at the app.
The screen tells you it works. It does not tell you who else can open your database, where your payment key ended up, or what happens to an order when the payment webhook hiccups at 2 a.m. Those parts have no button to click, so they rarely get checked.
The bugs nobody sees
When we open an app built with Lovable, Bolt, Cursor, Replit or v0, we are not hunting for broken buttons. We look for the quiet stuff. A database rule that lets anyone read every booking. A Stripe secret key that got bundled into the browser code, where anyone can copy it. A webhook that fails without a sound, so a customer pays and your app never hears about it. Password reset links that stay valid forever. And almost always, no alert when checkout errors and no backup to fall back on.
None of it stops the app from working, which is exactly why it survives until a real user, or someone less friendly, finds it first.
Step one: the audit
Most people begin with the Rescue Audit, from $199. You send a link, tell us which tool built the app, and give us read-only access to the code. We read it, and you get a written report with the worst problem at the top.
A finding is not a vague warning. It names the file and the line, and says what to change, in words a founder can follow and a developer can apply. This is what one looks like:
We look at four things: who can read and change your data, your payment keys and webhooks, login and password reset, and whether you would hear about errors and could recover from a bad day. You also get a 20-minute call to walk through the report and ask whatever you like. Then it is your move. Hand the report to your own developer, or hand it to us.
Step two: the sprint
The Rescue Sprint starts at $2,500 and is for when the audit turns up things you would rather not fix yourself. We fix the critical issues, add tests and alerts so the same thing gets caught next time, and write handover notes so your team knows what changed and why. It takes days, not weeks, and the exact price depends on how much there is to fix. If you move from an audit to a sprint, the audit fee comes off.
We almost never tell anyone to rebuild. The app you have usually has a solid base and a few bad habits, so we fix that one. When the work is done, we remove our access.
Step three, if you want it: care
Apps keep moving. You add a feature, the tool rewrites something, a dependency changes. Rescue Care is $500 a month for monitoring and alerts, plus monthly fixes and updates, and you can cancel any time. It suits apps that already have real users.
Which one do you need?
Not sure whether anything is wrong? Start with the audit, because it answers exactly that. Already know what is broken, or the audit found serious problems? That is a sprint. A live app with paying customers and nobody watching it? That is care.
Whichever you pick, the first step is the same: send us a link. Tell us which tool you built it with and you get a written report back. All three plans are also laid out in the pricing section of our home page.