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About this gig
Base44 expert | Base44 bug fix | Base44 debugging | Base44 app development | Base44 code review | no-code app audit
AI-built apps pass the obvious tests, then break on the edge case nobody thought to check, an unusual input, a race condition, a permission gap
I handle:
- Bug fixes for logic that fails outside the happy path
- Debugging errors that don't reproduce consistently, the hardest kind
- Edge case and input validation review most vibe-coded apps skip
- Full app development from spec, built to hold up past launch day
- Database/backend logic review and correction
- Pre-launch audits before you hand the app to real users
Why this matters:
An app that "works" in the builder and an app that survives production aren't the same thing. I close that gap before your users find it
Send me your app or spec and what's breaking (or what you're worried might), and I'll tell you what it takes
Base44 expert | Base44 bug fix | Base44 debugging | Base44 app development | Base44 code review | no-code app audit
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- Member sinceAug 2026
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English
FAQ
My Base44 app works fine in testing — why would I need a debugging audit before launch?
Because "works in testing" and "handles real users" aren't the same thing — AI-generated logic often passes obvious checks while missing edge cases that only surface under real traffic.
My bug doesn't reproduce consistently — is that even fixable?
Yes, inconsistent bugs are usually timing, race conditions, or state issues, not random. I trace the actual trigger rather than guessing at a fix
I didn't build this app myself, someone else did, or I vibe-coded it — can you still fix it without the original context?
Yes. I review the existing logic and structure first so I understand what's there before changing anything
How do I know if my app has security or validation gaps I don't know about?
Send me access and I'll audit input handling, authentication, and edge cases directly, you don't need to already suspect where the problem is
Will fixing one bug risk breaking something else that currently works?
No. Changes are tested in isolation before touching the live app, specifically to protect what's already working
Is this just a code review, or do you actually fix what's found?
Both. I identify the issues and fix them, not just hand you a list of problems to solve yourself
Can you build a new Base44 app from scratch, or only fix existing ones?
Both. I build from a spec with production-readiness in mind from the start, not just "does it run."
My app has real users already, can you fix bugs without taking it offline?
Yes, fixes are tested separately before going live specifically to avoid downtime for existing users
What do you need from me to start?
Access to your Base44 app, a description of what's broken (or what you want audited), and any known symptoms if it's an inconsistent bug
