RtK

Don't burn down the working MVP.

Vibe-coding rescue

Your product has traction. Keep it online while we secure the boundaries AI skipped—in one focused 14-day sprint.

Send the messy version

WhatsApp, Telegram, or email — tell us what is live, what keeps breaking, and what cannot go offline.

Book the rescue call

Find the first boundary to fix

Bring the product, the painful deploy, and the boundary you no longer trust. You will leave the call knowing whether this needs a rescue, a staged migration, or no intervention from us.

Will the product go offline?
No. Week one is read-only diagnosis. Week two uses a targeted feature freeze while the running product continues serving customers.
Do you rewrite the codebase?
Not by default. A rewrite is justified when the core data model cannot preserve integrity or the stack has no safe migration path. Otherwise, we harden in place.
What do we have after 14 days?
A ranked attack-surface map, rotated credentials, strict input boundaries, centralized ownership checks, useful production signals, critical-path smoke tests, and a next-step runbook.
What should I bring to the call?
The current stack, the critical user journey, the last failure that shook confidence, and any deadline or operational constraint we cannot break.
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Rescue, not rewrite

The running product is evidence.

It already contains the customer exceptions, payment states, support workarounds, and operational details no backlog captured. A clean rebuild deletes that evidence and creates a second risky product.

A 14-day rescue flow from a fragile running product to a hardened product, covering secrets, ownership checks, validation, and smoke tests.

The 14-day sprint

Diagnose first. Harden what can lose data, money, or trust.

Week one

Map the real risk

Diagnosis before refactoring. We find the paths that can expose data, lose money, or fail silently.

  • Secrets sweep and key rotation
  • Route, job, and dependency map
  • Authentication and ownership trace
  • Reachability-ranked security findings

Week two

Draw the boundaries

A focused hardening pass around the journeys the business cannot afford to lose.

  • Strict validation at every entry point
  • Server-side authorization guardrails
  • Structured errors, logs, and alerts
  • Smoke tests for signup, billing, and the core action

A product the team can change without holding its breath.

Read the full day-by-day playbook
  • The business stays online
  • Critical risks are named and ranked
  • Trust boundaries live in code, not memory
  • The next AI-assisted change has guardrails

Product looks like every other AI SaaS?

Hardened code still looks generated if the UI does.

If buyers skim past indigo glass and emoji lists, that is the visual cleanup catalogue — different job from the 14-day rescue.

See AI slop cleanup
RtK Global card: stop looking like every other amateur SaaS — slop versus fix illustration.

Get the AI slop tell list

27 UI tells that make a SaaS look AI-generated — with what to do instead.