Fix & Finish
Your app is built. Let’s get it working.
Broken checkout, Laravel bugs, API errors or unreliable imports? Bring us a defined problem in an existing website or application. We agree the scope and the checks that show it is fixed.
- Scoped work
- Quote after review
- Clear handover
Fix & Finish
Laravel & PHP fixes
Errors, failed jobs, or one unfinished feature blocking your team.
What we agree before work starts
- Deliverable: a targeted code change, regression checks and handover notes for the agreed fault.
- Scope: named screens, jobs or features. Rewrites, unrelated bugs and ongoing maintenance are separate.
- Acceptance example: reproduce the reported failure, then demonstrate the expected result and agreed adjacent checks passing.
Fix & Finish
APIs & webhooks that connect
An integration fails, events go missing, or two systems disagree.
What we agree before work starts
- Deliverable: repair or integrate agreed REST endpoints and webhooks, with documented mappings and failure handling.
- Scope: named systems, events and data fields. Provider fees, account approval and unavailable vendor features are outside our control.
- Acceptance example: agreed valid, invalid and repeated events produce the expected records without duplicate actions.
Fix & Finish
Excel & CSV imports you can check
Bad rows slip through, or the import fails without explaining why.
What we agree before work starts
- Deliverable: configurable validation for agreed business, logical and datatype rules, with row/cell error reports.
- Scope: agreed file templates, rules, volumes and import behavior. Historical cleanup and new data sources are separate.
- Acceptance example: a synthetic test file identifies each expected failure by row/cell and rule; valid records follow the agreed import policy.
Other blockers? Start with the brief.
Laravel deployment
Deploy to an existing client-owned VPS. Agree server readiness, queues, scheduler, backups and rollback checks first; hosting fees and ongoing operations are separate.
Flutter release blockers
Review a specific build error or submission blocker. The deliverable is the agreed build or submission fix; store approval remains the platform’s decision.
How it works
Define the fix. Agree what done means.
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Describe
Tell us what fails, what should happen, and your deadline. No credentials in the form.
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Review & scope
We review the brief, clarify access and dependencies, then propose a scope and quote. Substantial diagnosis is scoped and agreed separately before it starts.
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Fix & verify
Implement the agreed changes and run the agreed checks in a suitable test environment.
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Hand over
Review the result, receive change notes and any remaining limitations, and agree deployment. Ongoing support is separate.
Before you enquire
Can you promise a price or deadline now?
We quote after reviewing scope, dependencies and access. We confirm a delivery plan before implementation. New findings or extra features require an agreed scope change.
What if the problem needs deeper investigation?
We explain what needs investigating and agree the investigation scope and cost first. A review may recommend a larger repair or rebuild; you decide whether to proceed.
Can I bring an AI-built app?
Yes, for a defined broken workflow or unfinished feature we can review. A full launch assessment is a separate Production Check, with prioritized findings rather than a certification.
Do you work with agencies?
Yes. Select the agency option in the enquiry. We agree confidentiality, client visibility and handover before work starts.
Should I send passwords or production data?
No. Describe the issue without credentials, API keys or customer data. If access is needed, we arrange an appropriate access method separately.
Need a broader takeover?
A larger codebase rescue and a full launch assessment have different scopes. Explore the existing services before choosing.
Start with one clear problem.
Tell us what is broken and what should happen instead. We will review it before proposing the next step.