Senior engineer in Abbotsford, BC · working across Canada & the US · fast, honest, fixed-price.
If you've inherited a website or app that's broken, been ghosted by the developer who built it, got hacked, or vibe-coded something with AI that now breaks in production — you're in the right place. We take over other people's software: diagnose it in a few days for a flat fee, fix it, and keep it running for a predictable monthly price. No offshore ticket queue, no lock-in, ownership always in your name.
Take over and stabilize inherited or abandoned websites and apps
Recover access to hosting, domains and DNS you've been locked out of
Clean up and harden hacked or malware-infected sites
Make AI-built (Lovable / Bolt / v0 / Replit / Cursor) apps production-ready
Host, monitor and maintain it long-term so it doesn't happen again
A fixed-fee Rescue Audit: we review the code, hosting, security and who actually owns what, then tell you plainly what's wrong.
A fixed-price quote to stabilize it — reviewed and agreed before any work starts.
An optional monthly Care Plan so it stays healthy and never gets abandoned again.
Pricing: Rescue Audit from $1,500. The fee is credited toward the fix or your first month. See full pricing →
Yes — that's most of what we do. We review the existing code and hosting first and give you an honest assessment before quoting, whether it's a quick fix, a rescue, or a rebuild.
That's normal for a rescue. We reverse-engineer how it works, document it as we go, and hand you back something you actually understand and control.
If that's the case we'll tell you, with the numbers — no upsell. Sometimes the right answer is a small fix and a maintenance plan.
Every rescue can end in a monthly Care Plan — hosting, monitoring, backups, patches and ongoing improvements — so your software never becomes the abandoned thing someone else has to rescue.
A couple of sentences is enough to start. If you have a broken site or app, paste its address — we'll take a look before we reply.
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