Lovable, Bolt, Cursor, Replit, v0, ChatGPT — these tools are genuinely good at getting you 80% of the way. The last 20% — auth that holds, a backend that’s really wired up, security, a deploy that sticks — is real engineering. That’s our whole job: a US$29 scan that names every problem in plain English, then fixed-price repairs, re-checked and receipted.
Get the US$29 scan Or talk it through with Rob — freeEach page speaks to how that tool works and where its projects usually get stuck.
Supabase wiring, auth, the last mile.
Fix your Bolt app →Off the sandbox and onto a real host.
Fix your Cursor app →Past the context wall, safely deployed.
Fix your Replit app →Real users, real jobs, data you can move.
Fix your v0 app →A backend for those beautiful screens.
Fix your ChatGPT app →From chat thread to running product.
We run an AI build factory ourselves and publish our numbers. Across our last 387 builds, 27.6% could not reach a working, shipped state without a human stepping in — 39% for apps with real backends. And the most common root cause, by a mile — nearly 9 in 10 of the failures we measured — is a front end that looks finished but never properly talks to its backend. Industry-wide it’s no better: one scan of 5,600 live AI-built apps found 2,038 critical vulnerabilities. None of this means the tools are bad. It means the last stretch is real engineering — and that stretch is our whole job.
We read your app end to end and name every defect in plain English — security, wiring, broken flows. The US$29 is credited toward any fix.
You see the verdict, the exact findings and the fixed price before you commit — Quick Fix US$149, Rescue US$299, Launch Ready US$599.
Every approved finding is closed, verified end to end, and receipted — then it’s handed back running. Yours: code, accounts, everything.
If your app is stuck at “80% done, forever” rather than broken, start at finish my app — same scan, same honesty, pointed at completion instead of repair. Or see the full Launchr Mechanic service.
Any of them. The pages here cover Lovable, Bolt, Cursor, Replit, v0 and ChatGPT because that’s where most stuck apps come from — but the scan reads code, not logos. If an AI wrote it, we can scan it.
A named-defects report in plain English: every problem found, what it means, and what it takes to fix — with a fixed price. US$29, credited toward any fix. You’ll know exactly what’s wrong before you spend another dollar.
Fixed prices, agreed before work starts: Quick Fix US$149, Rescue US$299, Launch Ready US$599. Bigger jobs are quoted separately and honestly — no hourly meter.
Every finding in your accepted scope is closed, re-checked and receipted, or you don’t pay for that fix. And if a rebuild would genuinely be cheaper than a repair, the report says so plainly.