Turn Your Vibe-Coded MVP Into a Production-Ready App by Andreas DramiotisTurn Your Vibe-Coded MVP Into a Production-Ready App by Andreas Dramiotis
Turn Your Vibe-Coded MVP Into a Production-Ready AppAndreas Dramiotis
Built an MVP with Lovable, Bolt, Replit, Base44, Cursor, Claude, or another AI-assisted development tool — but now need to make it reliable enough to launch?
ShipFrame takes partially built products and turns them into maintainable, production-ready applications.
We can step into an existing codebase, understand what is already working, identify the parts that are likely to break in production, and finish the engineering required to ship.
Depending on your product, this can include:
Codebase and architecture review
Bug fixing and unfinished feature implementation
Frontend and backend development
Database design and migrations
Authentication and authorization
API integrations
Supabase and PostgreSQL work
Performance and reliability improvements
Deployment and production configuration
Launch-readiness testing
Cleaning up AI-generated or rapidly prototyped code
You don't need to rebuild your application from scratch just because the first version was created quickly.
The goal is to preserve what works, fix what doesn't, and get your product into users' hands.
What I need from you
Send access to the existing codebase and a short explanation of:
what the product does
what currently works
what is unfinished or broken
what you need working before launch
I'll review the current state and define the practical path to production before major development begins.
Turn Your Vibe-Coded MVP Into a Production-Ready AppAndreas Dramiotis
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Duration1 week
Tags
Node.js
PostgreSQL
React
Fullstack Engineer
Software Engineer
Web Developer
Built an MVP with Lovable, Bolt, Replit, Base44, Cursor, Claude, or another AI-assisted development tool — but now need to make it reliable enough to launch?
ShipFrame takes partially built products and turns them into maintainable, production-ready applications.
We can step into an existing codebase, understand what is already working, identify the parts that are likely to break in production, and finish the engineering required to ship.
Depending on your product, this can include:
Codebase and architecture review
Bug fixing and unfinished feature implementation
Frontend and backend development
Database design and migrations
Authentication and authorization
API integrations
Supabase and PostgreSQL work
Performance and reliability improvements
Deployment and production configuration
Launch-readiness testing
Cleaning up AI-generated or rapidly prototyped code
You don't need to rebuild your application from scratch just because the first version was created quickly.
The goal is to preserve what works, fix what doesn't, and get your product into users' hands.
What I need from you
Send access to the existing codebase and a short explanation of:
what the product does
what currently works
what is unfinished or broken
what you need working before launch
I'll review the current state and define the practical path to production before major development begins.