Fix, secure and deploy your vibe-coded app
An AI-built app looks finished in the demo. I take it from there, fix what's broken, lock it down and get it live for real users, then I stay to keep it running.
The number
45%
Veracode tested more than 100 AI models on 80 coding tasks and found security flaws in 45% of the code they wrote. Most founders only find out after a breach, an exposed database, or users losing trust overnight.
Who it's for
You built the app with Lovable, Bolt, Replit, Cursor, v0, Base44 or something like them, and now there are real users, a launch date or an investor demo coming. It works in the demo, and you can't tell whether it's safe.
It works, but is it safe to launch?
My job is complicated because I am NOT a dev.
What I do
- A security audit against the OWASP Top 10, with a written report of what I found and what I changed.
- Exposed API keys and secrets fixed.
- Broken login, auth bypass, injection and cross-site scripting fixed.
- Supabase row-level security and Firebase rules locked down.
- Stripe, OpenAI and the other integrations made to work in production, not just in test.
- A dependency scan, with the dead code and debug logs taken out.
- Deployment to Vercel, Railway or your own server, with monitoring.
- Then the choice to keep me on. Most founders do.
It starts with a short kickoff call to confirm the scope, then clear updates until the app is live.
The other options
Another freelancer fixes the one thing and leaves. A rescue shop runs a fixed-fee audit, patches what it finds and moves on. You can keep prompting the tool that built it, or leave it broken. The difference here is that I take the product over and stay, and my longest client is five years in.
The work
Saif is the true definition of not compromising on quality.
You'll know what's broken and what to fix first before a customer finds it.