Your AI-built app works in the demo.
Then it breaks in production.
I'm Michael Bires, a senior full-stack engineer. I audit, fix, harden, and deploy broken Lovable, Bolt, Cursor, v0 & Replit apps — and clean up hacked WordPress sites. Fixed price. I diagnose before I touch a line of code — so you stop burning credits on prompts that make it worse.
Services
Two emergencies. Two fixed-price fixes.
Published your Lovable / Bolt app and something broke? Google login, payments, emails, or the AI going in circles — I find the root cause and fix it at a fixed price.
- App broke after I published it
- Google sign-in doesn't work on my domain
- Stripe took the money — my app didn't get the message
- Anyone might be able to read my customer data
Site hacked, blacklisted, or down? Emergency malware and backdoor cleanup with the entry point actually closed — typically in under 24 hours.
- Google warning or blacklist
- Spam pages & redirects
- Site down or defaced
- Locked out of admin
Process
Audit-first. Always.
You wouldn't accept surgery without a diagnosis. Your codebase deserves the same.
Diagnose
Fixed-price triage first
Full code + security audit with a recorded video walkthrough and written report — before a single line of code is touched. Stop the credit-burn loop and get an honest rescue-vs-rebuild call.
Fix
Root causes, not symptoms
Auth, Supabase RLS, Stripe webhooks, malware backdoors, deploy failures — fixed at the source so they stay fixed, at the price we agreed up front.
Harden & deploy
Production-ready, for real
Security hardening, monitoring, backups, CI/CD and a rollback plan. Your app or site goes live — and doesn't break the next week.
Why this exists
AI writes the code. Nobody checks it.
45%
of AI-generated code fails security tests
Veracode GenAI Code Security Report, 2025
~70%
of Lovable apps ship with row-level security disabled
CVE-2025-48757 disclosure research
< 24h
typical turnaround on emergency hack cleanups
Recent client work
Stop burning credits
Debug loops eat Lovable credits and Bolt tokens fast. Every job starts with a $299 audit — you know what's wrong before you pay for fixes or prompt again.
Fixed prices
No hourly meters, no scope creep. You approve a price and that's what you pay.
Plain language, real fixes
Google login broken on your domain? Stripe paid but the app didn't update? I speak human, find the root cause, and fix it without you learning to code.
Case studies
Real rescues. Anonymized, but the timelines are real.
Documented public incidents (CVE-2025-48757, published Medium write-ups) plus anonymized client work — with sources you can verify.
E-commerce store (anonymized client engagement)
Compromised WooCommerce Store Cleaned & Hardened in Under 24 Hours
Three backdoors removed after a scanner plugin failed twice, entry point closed, and the store back online clean — all in under 24 hours.
3 backdoors removed, entry point closed, back online clean in < 24h
Read incident reportDocumented: Linkable (linkable.site) + 170 apps on Lovable Launched
CVE-2025-48757: 170+ Lovable Apps With Open Supabase Tables
Matt Palmer's coordinated disclosure found 303 exposed endpoints across 170 Lovable projects — including Linkable, a Lovable marketing site. What happened, what leaked, and how I fix the same pattern for founders.
CVSS 8.26; 303 endpoints / 170 projects exposed in scan; payment_status bypass on Linkable
Read incident reportDocumented: Linkable (linkable.site) — Lovable marketing product
Documented: Stripe Bypass on Linkable (CVE-2025-48757 Follow-Up)
Matt Palmer's May 2025 re-test of Linkable showed payments could be marked 'paid' via a direct Supabase POST — bypassing Stripe. The same RLS class of bug breaks legitimate webhook flows in Lovable SaaS apps.
Unauthorized POST set payment_status=paid; legitimate webhooks fail for same RLS/env reasons
Read incident reportDocumented: Ishwar Rimal's Lovable + Supabase project (public write-up)
Documented: Lovable Google Login Redirects to localhost:3000
A published Medium walkthrough by Ishwar Rimal (Intuit) describes the exact failure: Google OAuth works locally but redirects to localhost on Lovable preview URLs. Industry triage data puts this at ~15% of broken Lovable deploys.
Root cause = Supabase Site URL still on localhost; fix published Mar 2025
Read incident reportBroken app? Hacked site?
Start with a diagnosis.
Login broken? App broke after publish? Site hacked? Tell me what's wrong — you'll get a clear, fixed-price answer, usually the same day.