Vibe-coded app maintenance
Keep your AI-built app working as the business grows.
We maintain AI-built applications through a defined engineering scope. After reviewing the app and its dependencies, we agree responsibility for fixes, updates, release checks, and the connected systems in scope. Each change is reviewed and verified before release.
What we can help with
Bug investigation
Reproduce issues, identify the underlying cause, and verify fixes against the affected workflow.
Dependency updates
Review updates and compatibility, with a test and rollback plan appropriate to the application.
Controlled features
Extend the app in manageable changes with clear requirements and regression checks.
Operating handover
Maintain setup notes, access ownership, deployment instructions, and recovery information as the app changes.
Before implementation
Start with the app and the outcome.
Share what you need to achieve, what exists today, and the constraints. We use those inputs to agree the review or build scope.
- 01
Review the starting point
Understand the current code, data, dependencies, and intended users.
- 02
Agree a defined scope
Choose the workflows, deliverables, access, and acceptance criteria.
- 03
Verify and hand over
Review changes, check the release, and document how the app is operated.
Frequently asked questions
Can you maintain an app another team built?
Yes, after a review of the repository, deployment, dependencies, and connected accounts. That review identifies any work needed before ongoing support starts.
Does maintenance include unlimited changes?
No. We agree the systems, responsibilities, capacity, and change process in scope. Larger features can be estimated separately.
Do you provide a fixed response-time guarantee?
Any response expectations are agreed for the particular engagement. The proposal should state coverage hours, severity definitions, and escalation arrangements.
What if we want to take maintenance in-house later?
The handover should include repository access, configuration ownership, operating notes, and the history of changes so the next team can continue the work.
Choose your starting point
Bring us the brief or the prototype.
We’ll help define a practical next step.