Your app demoed great. Then real users showed up.
You moved fast, built with AI, and got something live. Now the bugs stack up, nobody can say what's load-bearing, and you've already promised investors the next release. I find what's about to break and fix it before it costs you the raise.
20 minutes · send me the repo · I read it before we talk
Three steps. No retainer trap.
Build Audit
Send me the repo. In 20 minutes I tell you what's holding up and the one fix that buys the most runway. No pitch attached.
The Fix
One scoped job: the payment path, the auth hole, or the query that dies at 100 users. I ship and test it in 1–2 weeks. You watch it work before anything ongoing.
Stay Shipping
I become the engineer you haven't hired yet. I ship new features and put out fires while keeping the codebase clean. Monthly calls, async access.
The gap between "it runs" and "it holds."
The demo gap
Your build looks finished and falls over in production. I close the distance.
Auth & data you can't audit
AI wrote your login and your queries. I make sure they don't leak or hand the wrong user the wrong data.
The 100-user wall
The loop, query, or API bill that's fine at ten users and a disaster at a hundred. I catch it early.
A codebase you can hand off
Right now only the model gets your code. I make it readable and safe for the next engineer.
Integrations that half-work
Payments, email, and webhooks that fire four times out of five. I make it five.
Speed without the wreckage
Keep moving fast. I stop every new feature from breaking two old ones.
- A one-page map of what's solid versus fragile
- The one fix worth doing first, and why
- A codebase another engineer can actually read
- An honest answer you can take to your investors
I run AI builds in production every day.
I'm Lee Boyd. My own stack is eight live repositories: an AI gateway, a credits-and-billing backend, WebGPU simulation systems, a published mobile app, and an experimental AI creature engine. I know where AI-written code looks done and isn't, because I ship it myself.
Send me your repo. Get a straight answer.
Book a free 20-minute Build Audit. I'll tell you what's solid, what's about to break, and the one fix worth doing first. No pitch, no obligation.
Prefer email? lee@boydlee.io