I will fix your bubble io bug and explain the root cause in writing


About this gig
A bug you can't explain usually comes back. I don't just make the symptom go away: I find the root cause, fix it in your development version, and tell you in writing what happened and how to avoid it next time.
I'm a Bubble Certified Developer and Bubble Bronze Partner with a background in industrial reliability engineering, where every failure gets a root-cause analysis.
Typical cases
- A workflow that runs but saves nothing
- Searches that return nothing for logged-out users (privacy rules)
- API Connector calls that break on quotes or line breaks
- Repeating groups that show stale or wrong data
- Emails that never arrive
- Pages that work in version-test but not live
How it works: describe the bug before ordering, I confirm it fits the package, you invite me as a collaborator. I fix in version-test; you check, then deploy, or I deploy with your written OK.
Each delivery includes a short written diagnosis: symptom, root cause, fix, and how to prevent it.
Respect third-party rights
Please be aware that it is against Fiverr's policies for sellers to include themes, templates, or any other elements that infringe third-party rights or applicable laws in the delivered work. Read more about in our Guide to Responsible Digital Creation.
Get to know Daniel-Antoine
Bubble No Code Web developer
- FromCanada
- Member sinceJan 2024
- Last delivery1 year
Languages
English, French
My Portfolio
FAQ
What if the bug turns out bigger than the package?
I stop, explain what I found in writing, and you choose: a custom offer for the larger fix, or keeping the diagnosis only. You never pay for work you didn't agree to.
What if I can't reproduce the bug for you?
Send what you have: screenshots, the time it happened, the user concerned. Bubble's server logs are kept for a limited time, so the sooner, the better.
Do you work on the live version?
No. Fixes are made and tested in version-test. Deploying to live is your call.
Can you fix bugs in plugins?
I can work around a broken plugin or replace it. I can't change the plugin's own code if its author doesn't publish it.

