AI tools got your app most of the way. Then login broke, data stopped saving, or the live site fell over.
Send me the link. For $149 I record the bug on video and write you a plain-English fix plan, within 48h of access. No passwords.
Your app works. Its data is public.
In this demo, a budget app's /data.json opens for anyone. The FixedLaunch scan marks it critical.
The scan is free. It reads only what a visitor's browser already gets from your live app.
Your app's link is in your bio, your launch post and three Discord threads.
Then the host switches the deployment off, often over billing or plan limits. Every one of those links now opens an error page.
We found exactly that on a live app this week. The owner may not know yet.
What $149 gets you when your AI-built app breaks:
A video of the bug on your live site, what's broken in plain English, and a fix plan any developer can follow. Within 48h of access.
If I can't reproduce it and can't give you a clear next step, you get the full $149 back.
Google sign-in works for you. Everyone else gets "Access blocked".
While your Google OAuth consent screen is in Testing, only the test users you listed can sign in.
Open the OAuth consent screen in Google Cloud and publish the app to move it to production.
Sign-in worked while you built the app. After deploy, Firebase says auth/unauthorized-domain.
Firebase only allows sign-in from domains on its list. Add the address your users see under Authentication, Settings, Authorized domains.
The www and bare domain are separate entries.
Lovable or Bolt? I can't tell you which one builds the better app. I don't build with either.
What I can compare: Bolt Free gives 1M tokens a month with a 300K daily limit. Lovable's free plan gives 5 build credits a day, up to 30 a month.
Build the same small test on both.
Your Lovable app shows the new change in the preview. The live link still shows the old one.
Lovable's docs say publishing deploys a snapshot. Changes don't reach the live app on their own, and accepting a draft doesn't publish it.
Open Publish and choose Publish changes.
Sign-up works when you test it. Your users never get the confirmation email.
Supabase's built-in email sender only mails your Supabase team members, and only a few emails an hour.
Add your own sender (Resend, Postmark, SES) in Authentication, Emails, SMTP settings.
A diagnosis covers login loops, data that won't save or load, and apps that work in the preview but break live.
It doesn't cover mobile apps, medical apps, apps that move or hold money, payment bugs or new features.
Not sure where yours fits? Send the link before you pay.
Bug 5 of 34: the owner of a salon booking app asked for staff logins. The agent added them.
The login page lists every username and password, the owner's included, and one click fills the form.
We fix what scanners find.
Paste your live URL into FL Scan. Free: a score, every issue, and the worst one fixed.
$9: every fix as a prompt for your agent, plus a re-scan that shows it worked.
Cursor, Claude Code, v0, Bolt, Lovable and Replit apps.
https://t.co/KqHix6J0z9
Bug 4 of 34: a quiz app sells a $29 report. With no Stripe key set, the Buy button hands the report over for free.
The admin page still records it as paid, $29. The agent did say so in its reply. It's easy to miss in a long one.
Bug 3 of 34: a food ordering app where the Pay button takes you back to the home page.
The code empties the cart, then heads to the confirmation. But an empty cart sends you home first, so the customer never sees their order went through.
How a FixedLaunch diagnosis works:
1. Send your app link and what's broken. I reply within 24 hours.
2. Pay, then add me to your project. No passwords, I only look.
3. Get a video of the bug and a fix plan within 48h of access.
The first 5 are $79 (usually $149). Reply or DM.
Bug 2 of 34: on an AI-built job board, every job's Edit page crashed with a 500.
The agent said editing was done. It had checked that the code compiled and never opened the page.
5 founding diagnoses at $79. The usual price is $149.
Your AI-built app breaks on the live site. I record a video of the bug and send a plain-English fix plan within 48h of access. No passwords.
If I can't reproduce it, you get the $79 back.
Reply or DM with your app link.