Your product works and has real users. It is also built on something it has outgrown, whether that is Bubble, Adalo, Xano, or a prototype that quietly became production.

I audit what you have, tell you honestly what is actually wrong, then rebuild the parts that need rebuilding rather than starting from zero.

I start by reading the system rather than the ticket list. Most rescue projects arrive with a backlog attached, and the backlog is usually a symptom. What matters is which decisions are capping the product and which are simply untidy.

Then I write down what I found, in language you can act on, including the parts you will not enjoy reading. You decide what gets rebuilt before I touch anything.

The rebuild itself is staged so the product stays live throughout. Data moves with verification at every step and a rollback plan written in advance.

Mobile Principal arrived on Adalo and Xano serving US school districts and went back out re-architected on Next.js, with response times cut and a data model that stopped fighting every new feature.

Pet Alert needed ten million records moved off MongoDB. Python sanitization, chunked batches, verified by count, nothing lost.

Not an empty backlog. Done is when your team can work a full day on the platform without needing me, and adding a feature has stopped being an argument with the foundation.