I will deploy fix lovable replit base44 supabase vercel vibe coded app on aws r2


Level 2
About this gig
Your Lovable or Replit app works in preview but breaks in production? I deploy vibe coded apps properly on AWS.
I build and run production systems for a living. My current client runs a multi-location booking platform I built on Next.js, PostgreSQL and AWS 5 locations, live, with a 78-tool AI agent handling operations. I know exactly where AI-generated code falls apart under real traffic.
How I work: First I audit what you have I read the actual code, check the Supabase schema, and tell you what will break before it breaks.
You get that assessment before any build work starts.
Then I fix the structural problems: exposed API keys, missing auth, no error handling, queries that die past 50 users.
Then the AWS deployment: your own account, environment variables handled correctly, database migrations, SSL and domain, plus a rollback path if something goes wrong.
I take vibe coding projects from Lovable, Base44, Replit, Bolt and v0 and I hand back code you or another developer can actually maintain. Message me your project link and I will tell you honestly what it needs.
deploy fix lovable replit base44 supabase vercel vibe coded app on aws r2
MVP -> SaaS -> Production.
Get to know Ayesha N
Computer Scientist
Level 2
- FromPakistan
- Member sinceJul 2021
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- Last delivery1 month
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Urdu, German, English, French
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FAQ
Can you fix my Lovable app that stopped working after I hit the limits?
Yes, this is the most common thing I see. Lovable projects break because the built-in Supabase database and auth were never meant for production load. I move the project to your own AWS account with a proper PostgreSQL database, so you own the infrastructure and are not blocked by platform limits.
Do you work with Base44, Bolt, v0 and Cursor projects too?
Yes - Base44, Replit, Bolt, v0, Cursor and Supabase as well as Lovable. The underlying problems are similar across all of them: missing authentication, API keys exposed in frontend code, and database queries that work for one user and collapse at fifty.
My app is on Vercel already. Why would I move to AWS?
Often you should not, and I will say so. Vercel is fine until you hit function timeouts, cold starts on a paid tier, or a database that cannot scale. If you are hitting those, AWS gives you control and predictable cost. If you are not, I will tell you to stay on Vercel rather than sell you a migrati
How fast can you deliver?
Basic is 2 days, Standard 5, Premium 14. If your app is fully down and you need it back urgently, message me first — I will tell you honestly whether that timeline is realistic for your project rather than accepting an order I cannot deliver on time.

