No. There is no calendar link anywhere on the site. Scoping, quoting and progress all happen in writing, plus a recorded walkthrough before any code is written. Everything therefore lands on a permanent record you can search later.

What does the $99 audit include?

A written audit delivered within 48 hours: severity-ranked security and production-readiness findings with file and line references, a fixed-price quote to fix them, and a private URL. The $99 credits in full into any fix engagement.

Dinajpur, Bangladesh, at UTC+6. Two people, nobody subcontracted. For a studio that works in writing the offset is an advantage: a brief sent at the end of a US or European working day is answered before the next one begins.

You do, in full, assigned on final payment. No lock-in and no hosting hostage.

Budgets under $1,000, hourly billing, unlimited-revision brochure sites, enterprise procurement and vendor onboarding portals, and anyone who needs a call before they can buy.

rescue · cursor

What breaks in Cursor apps.

Cursor does not produce a recognisable house style, because it writes whatever the surrounding prompt suggested that day. The result is a codebase that works and that nobody can predict.

The four we find most often.

Three patterns for the same job
Data fetched one way in one route and two other ways elsewhere. Each works. Together they mean every change needs the whole file read first.
Secrets committed early and never rotated
A key pasted into a file during a session stays in the history after it is deleted from the working tree. Removing the line is not removing the key.
Tests that assert the implementation
Generated tests often restate what the function does rather than what it should do, so they pass through the exact refactor that breaks the feature.
Dependencies added and never removed
Three libraries that overlap, two of them unused, all of them in the bundle a visitor downloads.

How the work runs.

The $99 audit comes first. You get a written list of what is wrong, each finding naming a file and a line, plus a fixed quote to fix it. If you take the fix, the $99 comes off the price. If you do not, the list is yours and any developer can act on it.

Audit: $99, back within 48 hours. Credits into the fix.
Rescue: $2,500–$5,000, two to three weeks, 30-day fix warranty.
How we work: Written and asynchronous. A recorded walkthrough before any code. No calls.
The code: Yours in full on final payment. No lock-in.

Questions.

Nothing is broken. Why would I pay for this?: Because the cost shows up later, as every change taking longer than the last. If the app is working and shipping fine, you do not need us yet.
Do you replace the AI-written code?: No. We consolidate it onto one set of patterns and put a test path under the parts that carry money or identity. Rewriting working code is the expensive way to change nothing.
Can you work alongside my own Cursor usage?: Yes. We work in branches and pull requests, and the handover document says which patterns to follow so the next session does not undo the consolidation.

Other builders: Lovable, Bolt, v0.

Send us the Cursor project.

The audit names what will break before you commit to anything. Repository link and a sentence about what is going wrong is enough to start.

Start a build →Or buy the $99 audit →

Written and asynchronous. Nobody here will ask you to book a call.

What breaks in Cursor apps.

Cursor does not produce a recognisable house style, because it writes whatever the surrounding prompt suggested that day. The result is a codebase that works and that nobody can predict.

The four we find most often.

Three patterns for the same job

Data fetched one way in one route and two other ways elsewhere. Each works. Together they mean every change needs the whole file read first.

Secrets committed early and never rotated

A key pasted into a file during a session stays in the history after it is deleted from the working tree. Removing the line is not removing the key.

Tests that assert the implementation

Generated tests often restate what the function does rather than what it should do, so they pass through the exact refactor that breaks the feature.

Dependencies added and never removed

Three libraries that overlap, two of them unused, all of them in the bundle a visitor downloads.

How the work runs.

Audit

$99, back within 48 hours. Credits into the fix.

Rescue

$2,500–$5,000, two to three weeks, 30-day fix warranty.

How we work

Written and asynchronous. A recorded walkthrough before any code. No calls.

The code

Yours in full on final payment. No lock-in.

Questions.

Nothing is broken. Why would I pay for this?

Because the cost shows up later, as every change taking longer than the last. If the app is working and shipping fine, you do not need us yet.

Do you replace the AI-written code?

No. We consolidate it onto one set of patterns and put a test path under the parts that carry money or identity. Rewriting working code is the expensive way to change nothing.

Can you work alongside my own Cursor usage?

Yes. We work in branches and pull requests, and the handover document says which patterns to follow so the next session does not undo the consolidation.

Other builders: Lovable, Bolt, v0.