Something got built fast, by an agency, a contractor, or an AI, and now every change breaks something else. I take it apart carefully and give you back a product you can actually ship from.
A Ship Fix is $4,000 to $15,000, quoted as a fixed price before any work starts. The range depends on the size of the app and how deep the problems go, and a $299 Ship Check reads the code first to tell us which end of that range you are on before either of us commits.
Where you land depends on size and how deep the rot goes. A $299 Ship Check tells us which end you are on before either of us commits.
Nothing gets rewritten because it offends me. I fix what is actually costing you, in the order that lowers your risk fastest.
Security holes, data loss risks, and the crash that keeps happening. Week one, always.
Tests around the parts that matter, a pipeline that catches mistakes, and a way back if something slips through.
The one or two places where every change goes wrong. This is usually where most of the budget goes, and it is worth it.
Written down so the next person, me or otherwise, is not starting from nothing. You own all of it.
TourPass came to me as somebody else’s codebase. I redesigned and refactored it, and I have been running it for two years since.
Honestly, and including the version where you do not need me. I have talked people out of rebuilds more than once.