Broken
The AI keeps fixing one thing and breaking another.
Launch readiness for AI-built products
When the demo works but production still feels risky, VibeFix gives founders and technical leads the evidence they need: what is broken, what is missing, what is risky, and what it will take to ship.
Highest leverage finding
Checkout can succeed while booking and entitlement records remain incomplete after webhook retries.
app/api/stripe/webhook/route.tssupabase/policies.sqltests/checkout.spec.tsLast-mile failure modes
The AI keeps fixing one thing and breaking another.
The app looks done, but key features are missing.
Auth, payments, data access, or deploy flows may not be safe.
How it works
The report separates product gaps, launch blockers, security-sensitive flows, and the cheapest safe repair sequence so your team can decide what to fix, buy, or defer.
Best fit
Get a scoped path before spending another sprint chasing generated regressions.
Prioritize the flows that can create customer, revenue, or data exposure risk.
Turn messy app state into a repair-budget estimate and concrete deep-review options.
What VibeFix checks
Supported V1 stack
Pricing preview
Free teaser scan
Stack detection, readiness teaser, 3 sample findings, provisional quote.
Full report
Complete report, fix plan, repair prompts, and repair-budget range.
Deep semantic review
RubberDuck deep review, false-positive reduction, and repair scoping.
Rescue sprint deposits start from $3,500; final repair budgets follow the report estimate.
Trust FAQ
Yes. The intended production integration uses read-only GitHub access for private repositories. ZIP exports are also supported for Lovable, Bolt, Replit, and similar tools.
No. The product promise is analysis only. Customer code is not used for model training, and deeper review runs through RubberDuck semantic analysis.
Yes. V1 is designed around delete-after-report controls and revocable repo access. Production storage should enforce deletion and retention policies.
VibeFix needs read-only source access or a ZIP export, plus any spec, PRD, screenshots, or notes that describe what the app should do.
Launch-readiness report
Upload the repo and spec. Get the gaps, risks, prompt pack, and repair quote before the next sprint decision.