Miracle M.

YOU'VE ALREADY SPENT A LOT OF MONEY ON LOVABLE BUILD. DON'T SPEND MORE UNTIL YOU READ THIS !!!!!!! Here's what I tell every founder who sends me their project link: I'll look at it for free, and I'll tell you the truth about what's broken, even if that means telling you it's further from launch than you were told, or that you don't need me at all. Most developers won't say that second part. I will. I trained as a civil engineer before I became a developer. Civil engineers don't get to "ship and see what breaks." A building either holds or it doesn't, and you find out the hard way if you skipped the foundation. I build software the same way: I design the database, the auth, and the payment logic before I touch a single screen, because the failure mode in software is the same as in construction. It looks fine right up until real load hits it, and by then the fix costs ten times what prevention would have. That's why I take on stuck Lovable projects other developers won't touch: broken flows, security holes, tangled AI-generated code that looks impossible to untangle without a rebuild. It usually isn't. I've made a specialty out of the "almost there" project that's actually closer to done than anyone told the founder. WHAT I DO WITH LOVABLE ✔ BUILD: SaaS MVP from zero. Scope, architecture, Lovable build, Supabase backend, Stripe payments that handle failed charges and plan changes correctly from day one. ✔ RESCUE: Stuck or broken Lovable projects. I untangle them, I don't restart them, and I don't touch production data until I've mapped every table relationship first. ✔ LAUNCH: From "works in preview" to safely live. Real auth with session expiry handled, real row-level security, error states that tell the user something useful instead of a blank screen. ✔ MOBILE: Your Lovable app in the App Store and Google Play, same backend, no rebuild, no second codebase to maintain. ✔ SCALE: More users, more data, more features, added without locking a table your users are actively writing to. WHY LOVABLE PROJECTS FAIL Most look finished and aren't. Multi-step actions with no transaction safety, so a payment can succeed while the order record fails to save. Access rules that quietly leak data because a policy checks the wrong user ID. Payment flows that work in testing and break the first time a customer upgrades mid-cycle or a card gets declined on renewal. These aren't edge cases, they're the default outcome of building fast without an engineer checking the foundation. I check the foundation first. THE FIRST STEP IS FREE Send me your Lovable project link, or your idea if you're starting from zero. I'll tell you, honestly, no pitch, exactly what's solid, what's at risk, and what it'll take to get to production. If I'm not the right fit, I'll say so and point you somewhere better. You lose nothing by finding out. HOW I WORK 1. Free audit or scope call: what's actually there, and what's actually needed 2. Architecture first: schema, auth, payments designed before any screen is built 3. Build in milestones: working software every few days, no single big reveal 4. Launch and handover: documentation your next developer would thank you for, not a codebase they have to reverse-engineer 5. Scale when ready: growth on a foundation that was solid from day one STACK Lovable.dev, Supabase (PostgreSQL, RLS, Auth, Edge Functions), Stripe, Capacitor for iOS and Android, GitHub LOVABLE | LOVABLE DEV | LOVABLE APP | LOVABLE WEB | LOVABLE WEB APP | LOVABLE WEBSITE | LOVABLE DEVELOPMENT | LOVABLE INTERGRATION | LOVABLE NATIVE APP| LOVABLE AI | LOVABLE EXPERT | LOVABLE CHATBOT|