It works on your machine. That's the easy half.
AI tools are very good at getting an idea working. They're much less careful about the things nobody sees in a demo: who can log in and read whose data, where the passwords and keys are kept, what happens when two people save at once, and what you do when it goes down at two in the morning.
None of that shows until real customers and real data are involved. By then a mistake costs money, and where personal data is involved it becomes a legal matter. We've been putting software into production since 2006, and this is that job.
What you get
- A plain-English review of the code: what's sound, what's risky and what has to change before launch
- Security put right: logins, permissions, secrets and keys, checks on what users type in
- Proper hosting, with a test copy, backups and a way to roll back a bad release
- Monitoring and error alerts, so a fault is known about before your customers report it
- The data protection paperwork, if it holds personal data
- Ongoing care once it's live: updates, security patches, fixes and new features
It's your project and your code. We document what we change, so anyone could pick it up later.
From prototype to production.
Review
We read the code and run it, then give you a written list: keep, fix before launch, fix later. You decide whether to go on.
Make it safe
The must-fix list gets done: security, data handling, tests on the parts that matter, and anything the AI left half-finished.
Launch
Hosting, domain, backups, monitoring and a release process are set up, and we go live with you, starting with a small group if that suits.
Run and grow
We manage it in production from then on. You can keep building with your AI tools, and each change is checked before it reaches your customers.
What people ask first.
Based in Derbyshire, working with businesses across Nottinghamshire, Leicestershire, the wider East Midlands and the UK.
Do you rewrite the whole thing?
Not unless it needs it. Most AI-built projects have a workable core. We keep what's sound and replace what isn't, and the review tells you which is which before you commit.
Which tools and languages can you take on?
It matters less which tool wrote the code than what it wrote. Most of these projects are web apps in mainstream languages and frameworks, which we can work with. The review is where we confirm it, and if it isn't something we should take on, we'll say so.
Can I keep building it myself with AI?
Yes. Plenty of owners want to keep adding features. We set up a process where your changes are reviewed and tested before they go live.
What if it holds customer data?
Then data protection applies from day one. We check how the data is stored and who can reach it, and we can write the DPIA and the rest of the paperwork. The data protection packs are on the Services page.
What does it cost?
The review is priced up front, and the rest is priced once we've both seen what the review found. The first conversation is free and without obligation.
