From $50
Small, clear jobs
One fixed price, written down before we start, paid up front.
Usually done within a week
The developer is gone. The app still has users.
We take over apps and systems someone else built: find out what is really there, get it building and shipping again, then keep it alive.
Start a projectWhat we do
- A paid audit of the code, the servers and the store accounts, ending in a written report.
- Getting the project to build and release again, on accounts you control.
- Fixing the things that block a release: expired certificates, outdated store requirements, broken deployments.
- A rebuild of the parts where fixing costs more than replacing, in milestones you approve one at a time.
What you get
- A report you can act on even if you hire someone else.
- Access moved into accounts in your name.
- A working build and a release you can repeat.
How pricing works here
From $500
Bigger projects
A paid discovery first, then a fixed price for each milestone, each one paid before it is built.
Each milestone is at most about two weeks of work
The audit is a fixed-price job from $50 and ends with a firm price for the rest. The work after it runs in milestones from $500.
Questions we get asked
We have no documentation and no contact with the old developer. Is that a problem?
It is the normal starting point for this work. The audit reads the code and the servers, so we do not depend on anyone answering.
What if the accounts are in the old developer's name?
We tell you exactly what to ask for and help you open accounts in your own name, so this cannot happen again.
Will you tell us if it is not worth saving?
Yes. The audit says plainly when rebuilding a part costs less than repairing it, with the price for both.
Can you keep it alive afterwards?
Yes, on a monthly plan that covers store deadlines, updates and small changes.
Work in this service
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Projects appear here as clients agree to be named. Until then, ask us what we have built closest to your problem, and we will answer plainly, including when the answer is that we have not built it before.
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