Broke, or too deep to finish? Hand it over.
A build that broke, a project stalled at 80%, or code that gets worse with every prompt. We take it over, and the risk is ours.
The teardown
A dealer came to us with a broken site and almost nothing else: a link, a guess that it ran on Odoo, and one question. No repository, no access, no documentation.
Working from the outside, we mapped what was wrong and how it was built. That is where every fix starts: a teardown that tells you what you actually have.
Free right now, while the capacity is there. You get the assessment and the plan, and you can take them and walk.
Why it broke
More and more, what is broken was not built by a bad developer.
It was built fast, by an AI tool or a vibe-coding session, and it works in the demo and breaks in production. That kind of code fails in a particular way: quietly.
How we know the pattern
We know the pattern because we shipped past it in our own product. pdflokal started as 2,382 lines an AI dumped into a single file. It came apart into thirty focused modules, with two thousand lines of dead code deleted.
That was the easy part.
The receipts
The hard part was what no test caught.
A state reset missed one property, so opening a new file showed the new name over the old file’s blank pages. It stayed invisible for six months, because the tests bypassed the real file picker.
A PDF library ran single-threaded for months, from a misconfiguration nobody read in the console. Eight commits across two days chased a flicker that was the wrong bug entirely.
AI-generated code does not fail loudly. It passes the test, ships, and breaks in the one path nobody checked.
The real skill
After nine patches in nine days on a single feature, the real question was not what the next bug would be. It was why there were so many.
The frame was wrong. No amount of confident-sounding reasoning fixes a wrong frame, least of all the AI’s. Cleaning up AI work is mostly that: knowing when to stop trusting the fluent answer and question the shape of the thing.
The honest part
We will not tell you pdflokal is now perfect. Its backlog is still fifteen items deep, and the real rebuild has not started. The commits are all public.
That is exactly why the broken thing is safe here. We know what AI code gets wrong because we cleaned up our own, in the open, with the receipts still there to read.
Send us the mess.
Free teardown, yours to keep. The fix is quoted from it.