I will vibe coding lovable ai website saas mvp base44 expert supabase replit ai web app


About this gig
Your app works. Now it quietly eats your credit balance every month and you can't move it off the platform without locking your users out.
I rescue vibe coding projects, and the bill traces to the same places: builds, hosting and in-app ai on one balance, auth that doesn't survive an export, and database rules nobody wrote.
What I deliver:
- fix lovable ai website bugs, blank screens and failed builds
- migrate lovable cloud or base44 to your own supabase, with data, storage and logins intact
- supabase auth, row-level security and exposed api key cleanup
- stripe integration with checkout and webhooks that handle failures
- replit ai, bolt new, v0 and claude code app rescue and deployment
- base44 expert work: entities, superagents and github export
- saas mvp and ai web apps built to run cheap as users arrive
- deploy to vercel or netlify, or wrap for ios and android
I trace the crash and the cost to the same root cause the architecture and fix it there, so you don't pay twice.
Send your lovable website or app link, the platform it runs on, and what your last usage period looked like. I'll tell you what's draining it and what I'd change, before you order.
Get to know Joshua Enoch
AI Mobile App Developer, React Native App, Lovable, Base44, Supabase
- FromUnited Kingdom
- Member sinceOct 2026
- Avg. response time1 hour
Languages
English, Spanish, French, German, Italian
FAQ
What do you need from me before you can start on my Lovable or Base44 app?
Your project link or GitHub repo, a login if the app is gated, and a plain description of what's broken. If I need Supabase or deployment access I'll ask once, up front. I review everything and confirm the scope with you before you place the order.
Do you work with Replit and Bolt.new too, or only Lovable and Base44?
All of them. I handle lovable ai, replit ai, base44, bolt new, v0 and Cursor projects, plus Supabase, stripe integration and Vercel or Netlify deploys. Underneath it's usually React and Supabase, so what's actually broken matters more than the builder.
What counts as one bug? My ai website has a few things going wrong at once.
One bug means one reproducible issue with one root cause, like a login that fails or a Stripe webhook that never fires. Several unrelated issues need a bigger package. Send me the list and I'll tell you honestly which tier covers it before you order.
Another developer already touched my app and made it worse. Will you still take it?
Yes. I read the current code before quoting instead of guessing what the last person did. Vibe coding projects often hide the same traps, like row level security switched off or secret keys left in the frontend. I flag those in the review and price them openly.
How fast can you fix lovable login errors or a deployment that keeps failing?
Most single, reproducible issues land in one to three days once I have access. Data migration or rebuilt features take longer. You get a timeline before you order, and an update every working day while I'm on it, so you are never left guessing.
What happens if it turns out my app can't actually be fixed?
I tell you during the review, before any order, so you don't pay to find out. If I discover mid-build that the real fix is far bigger than what we agreed, I stop, show you exactly what I found, and we either agree a new scope or cancel it there.
What if the same bug comes back a week after you deliver?
If the issue I fixed returns and nothing else changed, I fix it again at no extra cost. Every order ends with a short plain-English note on what was broken and what I changed, so you can tell a regression from a new bug. New bugs are a separate order.
Do you need my Lovable account or my leftover credits to work on this?
No. I work from your GitHub repo or exported code, so none of your credits get spent on fixes. You keep full ownership throughout. If you later want off the platform entirely, I can move it to a clean codebase or WordPress, but that's its own scope.
Can you turn my lovable website into an iOS app and get it onto the App Store?
Yes, though Apple rejects plain web wrappers under Guideline 4.2. A Capacitor build of your site alone often fails review, so I add real native behaviour such as push and proper navigation first. I'll tell you up front if your app needs that work.
What actually changes between the Basic, Standard and Premium packages?
Basic is one reproducible bug in an existing app. Standard covers several related fixes or a small feature, deployed and tested. Premium is a full saas mvp build, or rescuing an app with several broken systems at once. I'll point you to the right one.

