Keep your tools. Fix the gaps between them. I find the manual, repetitive steps in your team's day and automate them with AI. Solo studio, Taiwan. DMs open.
i'm harry. i run detavela, a small studio fixing and building software for small teams.
what i do:
- fix apps built with ai tools (lovable, bolt, cursor, etc.) that broke, stalled, or can't launch
- automate the repetitive ops stuff: quotes, scheduling, crm, follow-ups, reports
- build the missing piece when your tools don't talk to each other
how it works:
1. you tell me what's broken
2. i send a free written diagnosis: what's wrong, how i'd fix it, how long
3. you get a fixed price before any work starts
4. work starts once paid, and milestone payments are fine for bigger jobs
all async, all in writing. dm me what's broken.
@becoming_denis almost two weeks is a long wait, especially when the first one flew through. has it stayed in waiting for review, or has apple asked for anything?
@kevinpiac every user path auto-tested is the part i'd want to see. how does the qa agent check that the data is correct, not just that the clicks work?
founders who built with lovable, bolt or cursor: where did it get stuck?
login loops, payments, deploys, the ai going in circles on the same bug...
curious what you're dealing with. reply or dm me, happy to take a look.
more often it's leftover routes. the main endpoints usually get auth once someone notices, but there's always an old test route or an admin helper the ai spun up early that never got checked. a fully open api happens too, just less often. do you test route by route or start from the frontend calls?
mostly two things when i set this up for businesses: a nudge if a quote sits unopened for a few days, and making sure replies go somewhere someone actually checks, not some shared inbox nobody watches. a lot of the time the quote was fine, it just got lost. do you see more of them dying before the client opens it or after?
@Danibii@AppStore 19 days just to get no details is rough. did they point to 4.2 or 4.3? those usually mean they want the app to do more than the website already does
@jarvansun23 that one's so annoying. apple often tests on the newest ios and on ipad even if the app is iphone only, worth trying a fresh install on an ipad simulator with the latest ios