The 80 percent demo
It looks close enough to raise hope. I find the real gap between demo theater and product.
Your vibecoded app is not a product yet.
You got farther than most non-technical founders. Now the chatbot keeps fixing one thing and quietly breaking two more. I turn the impressive demo into software you can sell without apologizing.
Send the messy version
Two minutes beats another prompt spiral.
What I fix
The feature that breaks everything
I stop the app from changing shape every time one button, route, or checkout step moves.
The handoff nobody can explain
I translate the code into plain English, then make the next build decision obvious.
How this usually works
- 01
You send the app, repo, screenshots, or the broken flow.
- 02
I tell you what is real, what is fake, and what should be fixed first.
- 03
I either fix the critical path or give you the plan another engineer can execute.
Good fit
- You built with AI and got stuck near the finish line.
- You need a real engineer, not another prompt pack.
- You want blunt scope, working code, and less magical thinking.
Bad fit
- You want someone to pretend the chatbot is your CTO.
- You need ten meetings before showing the broken thing.
- You are looking for cheap vibes instead of accountable delivery.
The demo got you here. Engineering gets you paid.
Send the current state. I will tell you whether it needs a fix, a rebuild, or a dignified burial.