AI app cleanup
Repair broken generated code, setup errors, routes, forms, and confusing UI.
Same-day audits and 48-hour repair sprints
Broken AI-built app, website, automation, or prototype? Start with a $49 same-day mini audit, then move into a $149 rescue sprint only when the repair boundary is clear.
Repair broken generated code, setup errors, routes, forms, and confusing UI.
Fix layout, mobile issues, contact flow, broken links, and visible rough edges.
Map failing scripts or workflows and return a fix, proof, or clean blocker.
$49 intro
Blocker diagnosis, feasibility call, risk notes, and a written repair path before a larger sprint.
$149 intro
Diagnosis, one to three targeted fixes when feasible, checks performed, and clear next steps.
$299-$499
Deeper bug cleanup, basic UI pass, setup notes, practical checks, and repair notes.
Scoped after delivery
Optional next repair only after a completed job exposes a clear, fixed-scope follow-on issue.
Digital diagnostic kit
A structured checklist pack for founders and AI builders who need to turn a broken app, website, automation, or prototype into a clear repair request before paying for custom help.
Send the broken project, expected result, and current failure.
Confirm the repair boundary before any work begins.
If the sprint fits, pay through the reviewed provider link after scope is confirmed.
The repair queue opens only after scope and any manual provider proof are matched.
Create and send an intake first. If the mini audit or sprint fits, reviewed payment instructions are sent after scope is confirmed.
The entry audit and rescue sprint do not promise revenue, public release, payment setup, app-store approval, or production security certification. If a repair needs private access, missing files, live services, or risky data changes, it gets confirmed first.
Payment is requested only after scope is confirmed in writing. If the sprint has not started, cancellation or refund review can be requested by email with the intake and payment receipt. Once work starts, any refund decision is based on the agreed scope, work already completed, and the proof note returned.
Intake details are used to review and repair the submitted project. Do not send passwords, private keys, bank details, card numbers, or unnecessary personal data. Private files or account access are requested only when the repair scope requires them.
ProofForge returns a clear proof note that reports what was checked, what was fixed, and what is still blocked. A sprint does not guarantee revenue, public launch, platform approval, or that every unrelated issue in a project is repaired.
Who operates the service, what it does, and what it does not claim.
Read aboutWhat intake details are used for and what should not be sent.
Read privacyScope-first payment, boundaries, refund review, and proof limits.
Read termsConcise operator page for active listings, connected profiles, and blocked surfaces.
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