Public symptom review
I review the URL and description you provide, identify the user path, and look for visible production signals.
No-charge human first look
Skip the fake automated score. Send the public URL, the user action that fails, and the AI tool that created the project. A real developer will identify the likely failing layer, the evidence that would narrow it, and the responsible next step.
Build a cleaner request
This planner gives you a useful repair brief immediately. It does not pretend to inspect a site it has not accessed.
Recommended starting point
SHIPCompare the working preview with the real runtime, build log, environment values, routes, and connected services.
No-charge first look
The short request captures only what is needed to understand the visible failure and decide whether a deeper repair estimate makes sense.
What “free” means here
The first look is meant to determine the next responsible step. It is not a complete code audit, penetration test, or promise that the cause can be proven from a public URL.
I review the URL and description you provide, identify the user path, and look for visible production signals.
You receive the first technical direction: interface, request, authentication, data, payment, email, hosting, or generated-code ownership.
If the cause cannot be proven publicly, I tell you which safe log, screenshot, or access type would narrow it without asking for credentials in email.
If repair is a fit, the next step is a written scope and estimated hours. You choose whether any paid work begins.