Phoenix - Your AI AssistantFix your broken AI-built app - 2 hours, same day
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What you get with this Offer
It worked. You asked the AI for one more change. Now it will not build, or it throws errors, or the deploy failed and your live site is down.
Two focused hours. I find the actual cause rather than the symptom, fix it, get you deployed again, and tell you in plain English what went wrong so it does not happen the same way twice.
WHAT THIS USUALLY TURNS OUT TO BE
Build failures after a dependency or config change
Deploys that succeed but serve a white screen
Environment variables missing or different between local and production
Auth that broke when a route or middleware changed
API routes returning 500s with no useful error
Database calls failing after a schema change
A package upgrade that quietly changed behaviour
WHAT YOU GET
Your app running again and deployed
A short written note on what actually broke and why
Anything else I spot that will bite you next, flagged so you know about it
If two hours will not be enough, I will tell you inside the first fourty-five minutes and give you a fixed quote for the rest. I will not burn your money quietly and hand you a half-fixed app.
WHO THIS IS FOR
Anyone running an app built with Lovable, Bolt, Replit, v0 or Cursor that has stopped working. Hand-written Next.js, React and Node apps are fine too.
WHY ME
I lead engineering on an AI Automation platform. FastAPI and Node services on Postgres and Supabase, React, TypeScript and Next.js on the front, deployed on Vercel and AWS. Nine years in, and the stack AI builders generate is the stack I work in every day.
Based in West Africa on UTC+1, so same day genuinely means same day for UK and European hours.
Two focused hours. I find the actual cause rather than the symptom, fix it, get you deployed again, and tell you in plain English what went wrong so it does not happen the same way twice.
WHAT THIS USUALLY TURNS OUT TO BE
Build failures after a dependency or config change
Deploys that succeed but serve a white screen
Environment variables missing or different between local and production
Auth that broke when a route or middleware changed
API routes returning 500s with no useful error
Database calls failing after a schema change
A package upgrade that quietly changed behaviour
WHAT YOU GET
Your app running again and deployed
A short written note on what actually broke and why
Anything else I spot that will bite you next, flagged so you know about it
If two hours will not be enough, I will tell you inside the first fourty-five minutes and give you a fixed quote for the rest. I will not burn your money quietly and hand you a half-fixed app.
WHO THIS IS FOR
Anyone running an app built with Lovable, Bolt, Replit, v0 or Cursor that has stopped working. Hand-written Next.js, React and Node apps are fine too.
WHY ME
I lead engineering on an AI Automation platform. FastAPI and Node services on Postgres and Supabase, React, TypeScript and Next.js on the front, deployed on Vercel and AWS. Nine years in, and the stack AI builders generate is the stack I work in every day.
Based in West Africa on UTC+1, so same day genuinely means same day for UK and European hours.
What the Freelancer needs to start the work
To get started I need:
1. Read access to your repository, or a link to your Lovable, Bolt, Replit or v0 project
2. The live URL and where it is hosted, for example Vercel, Netlify, Railway or Fly
3. The exact error message, or a screenshot of what you are seeing
4. What you changed just before it broke, if you know
Please do not send production secrets, admin passwords or payment credentials. If an environment variable needs setting, I will tell you which one and you can set it yourself.
If I cannot reproduce the problem from what you have sent, I will tell you quickly and ask for one specific thing rather than guessing at it.