I will fullstack vibe coding fix build lovable bolt base44 claude cursor ai deployment


About this gig
Built something with Lovable, Replit, Bolt, Base44, or Cursor and it's stuck, broken, or not production-ready?Or want a fast build done with real backend structure from day one?
I bring full stack engineering to vibe-coded projects, fixing what's broken, finishing what's half-built, or building from scratch, then making sure it actually holds up with real users and real payments.
What I handle:
- Fix broken Supabase auth, database, or Stripe payment issues
- Repair deployment failures across Vercel, Netlify, or platform-native hosting
- Debug logic errors, broken API calls, and corrupted state
- Finish or extend apps started in Lovable, Replit, Bolt, Base44, or Cursor
- Build new MVPs using the fastest right-fit tool for your project
- Add real backend structure: multi-tenant architecture, RLS, RBAC, billing
- Migrate a prototype to a clean, custom production codebase
Most vibe-coded apps don't fail from a bad idea. They fail because they're built fast without the backend to survive real usage.
That's the gap I fill, AI-speed development with senior-level architecture behind it.
Not sure if you need a fix or a full rebuild? Start with the Starter tier, I'll diagnose it first.
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FULL STACK DEVELOPER
- FromNigeria
- Member sinceFeb 2026
- Avg. response time1 hour
- Last delivery4 months
Languages
English, German, Spanish, French, Arabic, Dutch
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FAQ
What tech stack you use usually?
I work across Lovable, Replit, Bolt, Base44, and Cursor, the underlying stack (Supabase, Stripe, React) is usually the same.
Can you just fix one issue without a full rebuild?
Yes, the Starter tier is exactly for that.
Will you migrate my app off the no-code platform entirely?
Optional, available as an add-on if you want a fully custom, platform-independent codebase.
Do you need admin access to my project?
Ideally yes, collaborator access plus backend (Supabase) access so I can see the real issue, not just screenshots.
What if the scope turns out bigger than expected?
I'll flag it before doing extra work, and we'll agree on updated scope and price first.

