Built with AI

Your AI-built app works in the demo. We make it survive real customers.

Logins that break, a database that slows down, payments that don't unlock access, an app that works in preview and fails live. A CTO-led senior team reads what Claude Code, Cursor, Lovable or Bolt built, keeps what works and takes it to production in your repo and your cloud.

Talk to a CTOWhat the first two weeks deliver

SOUND FAMILIAR?

It worked in the demo. Then real users arrived.

Each of these has a usual cause, and almost none of them means starting over. The product is rarely the problem; the layer a demo never shows is.

  • Login breaks, or users get logged out

    Usually auth left on the builder's defaults: redirect URLs, session expiry and email confirmation that were fine for a demo.

  • The database gets slower every week

    Queries without indexes, screens that load whole tables, and nobody looking at which query is the slow one.

  • Payments go through, but access doesn't unlock

    Webhooks that aren't verified, retried or idempotent, so a missed or repeated event leaves the account in the wrong state.

  • It works in preview and breaks live

    Environment variables, secrets and build settings that only exist on the builder's platform, with no staging in between.

  • It won't pass a customer's security review

    Keys shipped in the browser bundle, data rules nobody has tested, no access logs. The questionnaire asks about exactly those.

  • You can't onboard a second customer

    The data isn't separated per customer, so every new account shares tables and rules with the first one.

  • Nobody dares to deploy

    No tests on the paths that move money or personal data, no CI, and every fix the AI makes breaks something else.

  • The cloud bill keeps climbing

    Model calls without a spending cap, functions that run on every page view and resources nobody switched off.

Built with:Claude CodeCursorLovableBoltv0ReplitSupabase
Engineers working at their desks with code on the monitors

THE VERDICT

Before anyone rewrites anything, a written verdict on what you have

The first step is the Diagnostic & Blueprint: two weeks in which a working CTO reads your repo with read-only access and writes down what holds, what doesn't and what to do next.

  1. 01.

    A verdict per module

    Rescue, rebuild or drop, module by module: login, data, payments, integrations, the AI layer. What works stays.

  2. 02.

    An issue register ranked by severity

    What blocks launch, what is a risk and what is cosmetic, each with its cause and its fix.

  3. 03.

    The target architecture

    Where each piece lives once real users arrive, on Node/TypeScript or Python, in your own cloud account.

  4. 04.

    A written plan and a quote for the next phase

    Scope, order and a closed price for the build, so you decide with the numbers in front of you.

  5. 05.

    Context files for your AI agents

    CLAUDE.md and AGENTS.md, so Claude Code or Cursor keep building inside the plan instead of around it.

The document is yours whoever builds the next phase, and its price is deducted from the MVP if you build it with us.

How the Diagnostic & Blueprint works → · Pricing and packages →

HOW IT GOES

From a working demo to production, one step at a time

Each step can be declined without losing the previous one. You only commit to the next phase once you have read the plan.

  1. 01.

    Diagnose: the Diagnostic & Blueprint

    We read the app and write the verdict, the issue register, the architecture and the plan.

    2 weeks · deducted from the MVP
  2. 02.

    Build: harden or rebuild

    First what blocks launch, then the modules the verdict marked. When the core has to be rebuilt, it is an MVP.

    MVP in 6 weeks · closed price after the diagnostic
  3. 03.

    Operate: the team that runs it

    Senior engineers who keep it in production, keep building it and review what your AI agents write before it ships.

    monthly · your code and your cloud, always

MVP in 6 weeks → · The team we put on startup products →

WHO READS YOUR APP

A CTO who still writes code reads it first

Marc Molas, founder and CTO of Conectia PRO

Marc Molas

Founder and CTO, Conectia PRO

Most AI-built apps that reach us have a sound product and a missing layer: auth, data rules, webhooks, backups, spending limits. Marc reads that layer himself before anything is quoted, and the team fixes it first, in your repo, before a single new feature.

The team behind Conectia → · Is Conectia legit? The facts you can check →

3%of engineers pass vetting by working CTOs
14countries in our senior engineering network
72hfrom a signed plan to senior engineers in your repo

FAQ

What founders ask before handing us their app

Will you rewrite my app from scratch?

Only what has earned it. The verdict goes module by module, and in most AI-built apps the screens and a good part of the data model stay. What usually gets rebuilt is what cannot hold real users, such as auth, data rules and payments, and you see that in writing before you spend on it.

Can I keep building with Lovable, Cursor or Claude Code?

Yes. We leave context files (CLAUDE.md, AGENTS.md), tests on the paths that matter and a CI pipeline that catches what an agent breaks, so you keep the speed with a safety net. If the builder platform starts limiting you, the Blueprint says when and how to move off it, one piece at a time.

Who owns the code?

You do, from the first commit. We work in your repository and your cloud account under a mutual NDA, with read-only access during the diagnostic. The Blueprint is yours even if someone else builds the next phase.

Which stacks do you work with?

Node.js and TypeScript (React, Next.js), Python (Django, FastAPI), PostgreSQL and Supabase, the major clouds, and the AI layer: model APIs, private inference, evals and cost controls. If part of your app is on something we would not maintain well, the diagnostic says so.

How long does it take?

The Diagnostic & Blueprint takes two weeks. Fixing what blocks launch usually fits in the first weeks of the build, and a rebuilt core or a new product is an MVP in 6 weeks. The plan gives you the dates for your case.

What do you need from me to start?

Read-only access to the repository and the hosting dashboards, a mutual NDA and an hour with whoever knows the product best. We never ask for passwords or secrets over chat.

TALK TO A CTO

Tell a CTO what you built and what is breaking

Message us on WhatsApp

Send the link, what it was built with and what is going wrong. A CTO reads it and replies within one business day with whether the Diagnostic & Blueprint fits your case and what it would cover.

A written reply first; the call, when you want it.

Your app proved the idea. Now make it hold.

Two weeks to a written verdict on what you have, and a plan to take it to production.

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