You built something with AI or a no-code tool. It almost works. Then the build started failing, the database stopped connecting, or the App Store rejected it with a message that may as well be in another language. That's the exact problem I fix — and usually it's smaller than it feels.
I'll tell you whether I can fix it before you pay anything.
These are the actual messages people send me. If yours isn't listed, it probably still fits — send it anyway.
Something changed in a dependency, a platform version, or a config file. Almost always findable.
Red error text, hundreds of lines, no obvious cause. This is a reading problem, not a coding problem.
Classic auth and security-rule mismatch. Extremely common in AI-generated projects.
Store rejections use standardized reasons. Most are a fix of under an hour once you know which one you hit.
Usually permissions or a field-type mismatch failing silently rather than throwing an error.
The most common one I see. It's typically 80% right with three specific things wrong.
A deliberately narrow list. If it's outside this, I'll say so on day one rather than take your money and hope.
Four steps. You find out whether I can help before any money changes hands.
Send your project link, or just a screen recording of the thing going wrong. You don't need to know what's causing it — figuring that out is the job. A 30-second video is genuinely enough to start.
Within a day, free. If it's outside what I do, I'll say so and point you toward someone better suited. I'd rather turn work down than take a project I can't finish.
Not a workaround that breaks again in two weeks. You get the actual cause, in plain English, written down — so if it happens again you'll recognize it.
A verified build, a walkthrough recording of it running, and notes on anything else I noticed that's likely to bite you later.
Fixed prices, quoted before I start. Most people begin with the diagnosis and it turns out to be a smaller job than they feared.
I'm Jackson. I build with FlutterFlow and I've taken an app of my own — CommitFit, a fitness accountability app — through the whole process including App Store Connect submission.
That matters more than it sounds. Most traditional developers won't touch no-code projects — they see the platform and decline. Most no-code builders can't debug underneath the interface — when the error is in the generated code or the platform config, they're stuck too.
I sit in that gap. I know the specific ways these projects fail, because I've hit most of them myself on my own build.
I also won't take your money if I can't help. I'd rather send you somewhere better and keep the reputation.
You don't need to diagnose it yourself. Describe what happens, or link a recording. I'll reply within a day and tell you honestly whether this is something I can fix.
That's most of my work. Record your screen doing the thing that fails and send me that. Working out the cause is the service — you're not expected to arrive with a diagnosis.
No, it's the most common thing I see. AI-generated apps tend to fail in a predictable handful of places — authentication, database permissions, and platform configuration. I know where to look first.
I'll tell you before you pay. If I've already started and hit something genuinely unfixable, you get a refund and a written explanation you can hand to whoever works on it next — so the money isn't wasted either way.
Often, yes. Describe where it's at and I'll quote it. Half-finished projects that need someone to take them over the line are a good chunk of what I do.
Usually the same day you get in touch. Diagnoses typically come back within 48 hours.