The prototype works. Now what?
AI app builders have made something genuinely new possible: a founder with an idea can get a clickable, working prototype in a weekend. Lovable, Bolt, Emergent, Google AI Studio and Cursor are excellent at that first 70%. The trouble starts with the last 30%, the part that turns a demo into something real customers can rely on.
That's usually the moment people search for "how to make my Lovable app live" and find that the answer is more than pressing a publish button. That last stretch is exactly what we do.
What usually breaks between "it works on my screen" and "customers are using it"
- The domain and hosting. A preview link on the builder's subdomain isn't a business. You need your own domain, HTTPS, and hosting you control, so you aren't locked into one tool's pricing or limits.
- The database. Prototypes often store data in a way that's fine for ten test users and painful for a thousand: no backups, no proper relationships, no plan for migrations when the product changes.
- Login and permissions. Generated auth flows frequently miss the details that matter: password resets that actually email people, roles so one customer can't see another's data, and sessions that expire sensibly.
- Payments. Connecting Razorpay or Stripe so money actually lands in your account, with webhooks, receipts and failed-payment handling, is where many AI-built apps stall.
- Security. API keys pasted into front-end code, database rules left open, no rate limiting. These are the issues that turn a launch into a problem.
- Ownership. You should own the code in your own repository, so any developer can work on it later, including you.
How we take it to production
- A short review of what you've built. You share the project (or export it to GitHub) and tell us what it needs to do. We look at the code, the data model and the integrations, and tell you plainly what's solid, what needs fixing and what we'd rebuild.
- A fixed-price plan. You get an itemised quote before any work starts. The price doesn't change unless you change the scope.
- The work, in short sprints. We keep everything that's good in your prototype and fix the rest: database, auth, payments, security, performance. You see a working demo every week, not a big reveal at the end.
- Launch on infrastructure you own. Your domain, your hosting account, your repository. We set it up, deploy it, and hand over the keys.
- Support after launch. Bug fixes after go-live are included, and if you want us to keep looking after it, we have ongoing plans.
Who this is for
- Founders who built an MVP with an AI tool and now have real users (or are about to).
- Small businesses that made an internal tool or booking app themselves and need it to be dependable.
- Agencies and freelancers who prototyped fast and need senior engineers to finish the job.
Why us
We're a senior-led development team in Saket, New Delhi, and production web and mobile apps are our everyday work: Next.js, React Native, Node.js and PostgreSQL. We're not anti-AI-tools. We use them too. We just know where they stop, and we're happy to pick up from there rather than starting your product again from scratch.
Frequently asked questions
Do you rebuild my app from scratch?
Not unless it's genuinely the cheaper option. We keep everything that works in your prototype and fix or replace the parts that won't hold up with real users. The review at the start tells you which is which.
Which AI builders do you work with?
Lovable, Bolt, Emergent, Google AI Studio and Cursor projects, and anything else that produces a standard React, Next.js or Node.js codebase. If your tool can export to GitHub, we can work with it.
Will I own the code and hosting?
Yes. The code lives in your repository, and the domain and hosting accounts are in your name. We hand everything over at the end.
How much does it cost?
It depends on what your app needs (payments, roles, integrations), so we give you a fixed-price quote after reviewing the project. You know the full price before any work starts.