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You built most of it. We'll finish it.

Vibe coding gets you 80% of the way fast — and then the last 20% is deployment errors, a database that won't connect, a payment that never lands. That's not a sign you can't build. It's the part nobody teaches. Send us what you have and we'll finish it and put it live.

Or learn to do it yourself

Straight to a person on +234 903 771 5505. No form to fill in.

If any of this sounds like you, we can help

These are the exact things people message us about. You don't need to know which one it is — describing it in your own words is enough.

It works on my laptop but not when deployed

Builds fine locally, then Vercel or Netlify throws errors you don't recognise.

The AI kept changing things until it broke

Twenty prompts deep, something that used to work doesn't, and going back isn't obvious.

The database won't connect

Supabase, Neon or Postgres — connection strings, migrations, or data that vanishes.

Payments don't go through

Paystack or Flutterwave integrated, but the callback never fires or money doesn't land.

It looks broken on phones

Fine on your screen, unusable on the device most of your users actually have.

It's 80% done and I've lost the thread

You know what's left but not how to get there, and you've stopped opening the folder.

How it works

Step 1

Send it on WhatsApp

A link, a screenshot, a GitHub repo, or just a description of what's wrong. No form, no scoping call.

Step 2

We tell you what's actually wrong

A straight answer on what it needs, roughly how long, and what it costs — before you pay anything.

Step 3

We fix it and ship it

You get the working thing, live, plus the code. And we explain what was wrong so it doesn't happen again.

What you get

  • A working, deployed application on a real URL you can share.
  • The full source code. It's yours — we don't hold it hostage.
  • A plain-English explanation of what was broken, so the next one goes better.
  • A price and a timeline before you commit, not after.
  • The option to keep going — most people who get unstuck want to learn the rest themselves.